A NEW DISCIPLINE: DEVELOPMENT ETHICS
Denis Goulet
Working Paper #231 - August 1996
Denis Goulet, is O’Neill Professor in Education for Justice in the Department of Economics and
Fellow of the Kellogg Institute and the Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies at the
University of Notre Dame. A pioneer in the interdisciplinary study of development ethics, he has
conducted field research in Algeria, Lebanon, Brazil, Guinea-Bissau, Sri Lanka, and Mexico. He
has held visiting professorships in Canada (University of Saskatchewan), the USA (University of
California–San Diego and Indiana University), France (IRFED), Brazil (University of Pernambuco),
and Poland (Warsaw University). His publications include ten books and over 160 articles and
monographs.
A version of this paper is forthcoming in Socio-Economics of Community Development in World
Perspectives (Festschrift in Honour of the Great Eighteenth-Century Philosopher, Immanuel
Kant), Volume II, to be published by......

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