Nuffield College

Well, in fact, two of them.

First, St. Hugh's College for 10 years and then Nuffield College, which is the college in Oxford which specialises in social sciences.

So I'm a social scientist through and through and I'm a Christian through and through.

Well, we're really pleased to have you on the show because one of your particular interests and specialisms for the last second part of your career has been the question of social care.

Basically, the puzzle's this.

If it doesn't involve wrongdoing by anyone, then in what way is it injustice? But if it does involve wrongdoing by people, in what way is it structural? Sonny Kim is a postdoctoral prize research fellow at Nuffield College, University of Oxford.

In this conversation, he lays out the dilemma a bit more clearly than I've just done and tells me how he thinks it can be resolved, making sense of the idea of structural injustice and showing where responsibility for it lies.

Sonny, welcome to the podcast.