"No one should have more than €10m."
Ingrid Robeyns is a social and economic philosopher specialising in inequality and how it relates to justice. She is the Chair of Ethics in Institutions at Utrecht University and directs a project titled Visions For The Future. She is also an affiliate visiting professor at the Center for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) at the LSE in London, England.
Her recent work centres around Limitarianism, the idea that there should be an upper limit to the amount anyone can own. Her work has been published in many outlets including The Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, and The Atlantic.
"Effortlessly navigating between ethics, political theory, economics and public policy, Ingrid Robeyns' nuanced and persuasive defence of limitarianism is also a much-needed manifesto for reimagining political institutions." — Lea Ypi