Summary: A debate from the Institute's "Justice Money Power" series at the City of London Festival2015 marks the deadline of the Millennium Development Goals. 25 years on from the publication of the UN’s first Human Development Report, attitudes towards social justice have changed profoundly. Where once it was simply hoped that economic growth could deliver justice for the world’s poor, increasingly development and aid focuses on enhancing capability and reducing inequality. Would developing countries benefit from more trade than aid, and let themselves decide how best to deliver social justice?SpeakersDaniel Ben-Ami, financial journalist; author, Ferraris For AllLord Paul Boateng, former British High Commissioner to South AfricaProfessor Henrietta L Moore, director, UCL Institute for Global ProsperityGonzalo Viña editor, Disclaimer MagazineChairJoel Cohen
