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Series 1

Should a banker be paid more than a nurse?

Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel questions the thinking beneath controversies.

• 44 mins

Series 1

Should we bribe people to be healthy?

Questioning the morality of paying people to lose weight, quit smoking or abandon alcohol.

• 44 mins

Series 2

Immigration

Prof Michael Sandel discusses the philosophy of immigration with a Texan audience.

• 44 mins

Series 2

Welfare

Prof Michael Sandel discusses the philosophy of welfare benefits with a Boston audience.

• 44 mins

Is rape worse than other violent crime?

Prof Michael Sandel is in India to discuss the philosophy of violence.

• 44 mins

Why Democracy?

Professor Michael Sandel explores democracy with a group of MPs, peers and the public.

• 44 mins

Series 3

Morality and the State

Michael Sandel asks if governments should try to influence private morality.

• 44 mins

Series 3

Why Vote?

Michael Sandel hosts a discussion about voting with an audience at the LSE.

• 44 mins

Series 3

National Guilt

Michael Sandel hosts a discussion about national guilt with an audience in Japan.

• 44 mins

Would life be better if robots did all the work?

Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel asks if life would be better if robots did all the work

• 44 mins

Global Philosopher: Should there be any limits to free speech?

A global audience joins Harvard's Michael Sandel to discuss the limits to free speech.

• 41 mins

Public Philosopher - Citizens of Nowhere?

Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel asks if a citizen of the world is a citizen of nowhere

• 41 mins

Will AI make thinking obsolete?

Professor Michael Sandel debates AI and decision-making at the London School of Economics.

• 42 mins

Will AI make thinking obsolete?

Professor Michael Sandel debates AI and decision-making at the London School of Economics.

• 28 mins

The Ethics of AI

Professor Michael Sandel and an audience at the Hay Festival consider the ethics of AI.

• 37 mins