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Mathias Risse

Mathias Risse is professor of public policy and philosophy at the Harvard Kennedy School. His recent work on trade and migration appears in Politics, Philosophy & Economics and European Journal of Philosophy.

Risse is writing a book called The Grounds of Justice: An Essay on Global Political Philosophy.

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