Subject(s): Welfare Economics -- Human Development -- Conversation with Amartya Sen, welfare, resource and capabilities - revies of inequality reexamined by Sen, human science of development, interpreting Sen's work, exploring challenges of Sen's work and ideas, human development paradigm- operationalizing Sen's ideas -- Development, including food and health -- Functioning and capability- foundations of Sen's and Nussbaum's development ethic, capabilities, well being and human development, legality with a vengeance- famines and humanitarian relief in complex emergencies, famines and economics, absolute v/s relative poverty, corn and crisis- Malthus on high price of provision, Indian development and poverty, development and quality of life, growth, freedom and welfare -- Food security in Africa via multiple livelihood strategies of women farmers, theoretical proposal for relationship between context and disease, collective capabilities, culture and Sen's development as freedom, Sen's contribution to development thinking, health equity, development as empowerment/ freedom, entitlement, shortage and 1943 Bengal famine, environmental social interface of sustainable development- capabilities, social capital, institutions