Michael J. Sandel is that professor of political philosophy who manages to turn debates about justice and morality into real intellectual blockbusters.
 

Born in 1953 in the USA, he has become a worldwide phenomenon by bringing philosophical discussions to the general public, especially with his course at Harvard, Justice, which has made even those who never cared about ethics start to question their choices in life. Author of bestsellers such as ‘Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?’ and “What Money Can't Buy”, he loves to poke at capitalism and make us wonder if everything should be for sale.

With his didactic and thought-provoking approach, Sandel proves that philosophy doesn't have to be boring - and that questioning the world can be a lot more fun than it sounds.