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Texts: Marie Le Breton, Philippe Séclier
 Amartya
Sen of India, winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for Economic
Science, brought a new dimension to the field of economics,
a “critical conscience,” according to one of his
peers. The Indian society in which he grew up, a hub of
contrasts, forged his breadth of character as an adult
and influenced his work. His universalist approach makes
him open to the heterogeneity of the world and of knowledge.
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