# Henrietta Moore
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Dame Henrietta Louise Moore, (born 18 May 1957) is a British social anthropologist. She is the director of the Institute for Global Prosperity at University College, London (UCL), part of the Bartlett, UCL's Faculty of the Built Environment.
== Early life ==
Moore graduated from Durham University with an upper second in Archaeology and Anthropology in 1979.
The Last Resistance
Contributor(s): Professor Henrietta Moore, Professor Stephen Frosh
The Last Resistance
Contributor(s): Professor Henrietta Moore, Professor Stephen Frosh
Modern Erotics and the Quest for Intimacy
Contributor(s): Darian Leader, Professor Henrietta Moore, Susie Orbach, Renata Salecl
The Last Resistance
Contributor(s): Professor Henrietta Moore, Professor Stephen Frosh
Modern Erotics and the Quest for Intimacy
Contributor(s): Darian Leader, Professor Henrietta Moore, Susie Orbach, Renata Salecl
The Last Resistance
Contributor(s): Professor Henrietta Moore, Professor Stephen Frosh
Modern Erotics and the Quest for Intimacy
Contributor(s): Darian Leader, Professor Henrietta Moore, Susie Orbach, Renata Salecl
The Last Resistance
Contributor(s): Professor Henrietta Moore, Professor Stephen Frosh
A cup of tea with Professors Judy Stephenson and Dame Henrietta
Join Professor Judy Stephenson in conversation with Professor Dame Henrietta Moore, Professor of Culture, Philosophy and Design, and Director of the UCL Institute of Global Prosperity. In this episode, Prof Dame Moore shares her unconventional analogy for the economy, and makes impassioned argument…
What we value - Episode 3: Redefining prosperity through values
Colin Mayer and Dennis Snower are the hosts of the 'What we value' podcast. In this episode, Professor Dame Henrietta Moore argues that prosperity should be understood as the ability to live well together rather than simply achieving economic growth or accumulating wealth.
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