# Thomas Pogge

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Poverty, Justice and Development

Contributor(s): Professor David Hulme, Professor Thomas Pogge

Poverty, Justice and Development

Contributor(s): Professor David Hulme, Professor Thomas Pogge

Poverty, Justice and Development

Contributor(s): Professor David Hulme, Professor Thomas Pogge

Poverty, Justice and Development

Contributor(s): Professor David Hulme, Professor Thomas Pogge

Can philosophy save a world obsessed with power? | Thomas Pogge

In an era of intensifying great-power rivalry, shrinking foreign aid budgets, and declining faith in multilateralism, what role is left for global justice? In this wide-ranging conversation, the Yale philosopher Thomas Pogge joins Dan Banik in Oslo to examine whether morality still has a place in i…

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Behold again the stars. The light. The stairs down. Down. There are no windows in the basement of the residence hall. The light comes from tubes that hum in the ceiling. It does not change, the same at five in the morning as at noon. He could work an entire spring semester down here and never once …

Scholars’ Circle – Author Interview on “AMERICA’S WRONG TURN: US Health Care in the Neo-liberal Era” – July 12, 2026

It didn’t always cost this much and deliver this little. Something broke in the early 1980s—and in AMERICA’S WRONG TURN: US Health Care in the Neoliberal Era (Johns Hopkins University Press, August 11, 2026. You can use Promo-Code of HTWN at checkout to get 30% discount), John E. McDonough explain…

Reckoning with Global Justice — Prof. Thomas Pogge

What makes a society just? Why do vast global inequalities persist? And are wealthy countries merely failing to help the poor—or actively contributing to their poverty? This episode features Thomas Pogge, the Leitner Professor of Philosophy and International Affairs and Director of the Global Just…

John Rawls – Philosopher king of the 20th Century

This week we dive into the life and ideas of John Rawls, the most celebrated liberal philosopher of the post-war period. Even in his own lifetime he was compared to Plato and Hobbes, becoming the only figure of our era to enter the canon of Western thought alongside the greatest figures in the phil…