Consequential evaluation and practical reason

By Amartya Sen. 2000

Citations in the corpus

• Why health equity? (2002, background): “establish the relevance of the capability perspective (including health capabilities) in the theory of justice, I must also stress that the informational basis of justice cannot consist only of capability information, since processes too are important, in addition to outcomes (seen in isolation) and”
• The Promise of Positive Optimal Taxation (2014, unknown): “This loss-minimization approach to combining disparate normative criteria appears to be consistent with the "consequential evaluation" of Amartya Sen (2000).20 Sen does not specify how these criteria ought to be combined, but a suggestive passage indicates that my approach of social loss…”
• Choosing dimensions: the capability approach and multidimensional poverty. CPRC Working Paper No. 88. (2007, unknown): “Robeyns 2000, Sen 2000, Robeyns 2000, Sen 2000 p. 477 8 For example Reddy, Visaria and Asali 2006.”