What is Human Rights Economics?

Human rights economics strives for an economic system that is just for people and the planet, that promotes social and economic justice, that integrates a plurality of views and traditions and that is inclusive in both its processes and outcomes.

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Institutions, Power and the Nobel Prize

Institutions, Power and the Nobel Prize

Institutions matter. Institutions must be inclusive for a society to thrive. The rule of law is a valid concept in economics.
In awarding the economics prize for the study of how institutions are formed and affect prosperity, the Nobel Committee has validated key Human Rights Economics concepts.

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