Roman Krznaric
Social philosopher and author
Roman Krznaric is a social philosopher who writes about how ideas can drive change. He founded the world's first Empathy Museum.
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Australian Born 1970 in Sydney, Australia
About Roman Krznaric
Roman Krznaric was born in Australia in 1970 and grew up in Sydney and Hong Kong. His studies took him to Oxford, London and Essex, and he holds a PhD in political sociology. He has also taught sociology and politics at Cambridge University and City University London. He has held a senior research fellowship at the Centre for Eudaimonia and Human Flourishing at Oxford. The Long Now Foundation counts him as a research fellow, and he is also a member of the Club of Rome. His books include the international bestseller The Good Ancestor, as well as How Should We Live? and How to Find Fulfilling Work. He also wrote History for Tomorrow, published in July 2024.