The Routledge Handbook of Collective Responsibility
Herausgeber: Bazargan-Forward, Saba; Tollefsen, Deborah
The Routledge Handbook of Collective Responsibility
Herausgeber: Bazargan-Forward, Saba; Tollefsen, Deborah
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The Routledge Handbook of Collective Responsibility comprehensively addresses questions about who is responsible and how blame or praise should be attributed when human agents act together.
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The Routledge Handbook of Collective Responsibility comprehensively addresses questions about who is responsible and how blame or praise should be attributed when human agents act together.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 538
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 848g
- ISBN-13: 9781032236667
- ISBN-10: 1032236663
- Artikelnr.: 62951655
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 538
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2021
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 848g
- ISBN-13: 9781032236667
- ISBN-10: 1032236663
- Artikelnr.: 62951655
Saba Bazargan-Forward is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, San Diego, USA. He works on issues in normative ethics, including complicity, defensive violence, war-ethics, and the morality of benefitting from injustice. He is currently authoring a book on individual responsibility for cooperatively committed harms. Deborah Tollefsen is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Memphis, USA. She is the author of more than 40 articles on topics such as group agency, group epistemology, and collective responsibility, as well as the book Groups as Agents (2015).
Introduction 1. Types of Collectives and Responsibility 2. Collective Moral
Responsibility and What Follows for Group Members 3. Collective Moral
Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility 4. What Sets the Boundaries of
Our Responsibility? 5. A We-mode Account of Group Action and Group
Responsibility 6. From Individual to Collective Responsibility: There and
Back Again 7. Collective Obligations and the Point of Morality 8.
Assembling the Elephant: Attending to the Metaphysics of Corporate Agents
9. Collective Responsibility and Collective Obligations without Collective
Moral Agents 10. Collective Responsibility and Acting Together 11.
Complicity and Collective Responsibility 12. Radical Collective
Responsibility and Plural Self-Awareness 13. Commitments and Collective
Responsibility 14. Collective Inaction and Collective Epistemic Agency 15.
Shared Responsibility and Failures to Prevent Harm 16. Collective Guilt
Feelings 17. Collective Responsibility and Entitlement to Collective
Reasons for Action 18. The Possibility of Collective Moral Obligations 19.
Individual Responsibility for Collective Action 20. Collective
Responsibility and the Role of Narrative 21. The Discursive Dilemma and
Collective Responsibility 22. Bystanders and Shared Responsibility 23.
Collective Responsibility and International Relations 24. Competing
Collective Values: Moral and Causal Responsibilities in Health Care 25.
Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities 26.
Collective Action and the Criminal Law 27. Collective Responsibility in the
State 28. Shared Responsibility for Corporate Wrongdoing 29. Corporate
Moral Responsibility and the Expectation of Autonomy 30. Responsibility for
Shared Action in War 31. Collective Duties of Beneficence 32. Are States
Responsible for Climate Change in Their Own Right? 33. Conspiracy Theories
and Collective Responsibility 34. Enabling Collective Responsibility for
Environmental Justice 35. Institutional Racism and Individual
Responsibility
Responsibility and What Follows for Group Members 3. Collective Moral
Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility 4. What Sets the Boundaries of
Our Responsibility? 5. A We-mode Account of Group Action and Group
Responsibility 6. From Individual to Collective Responsibility: There and
Back Again 7. Collective Obligations and the Point of Morality 8.
Assembling the Elephant: Attending to the Metaphysics of Corporate Agents
9. Collective Responsibility and Collective Obligations without Collective
Moral Agents 10. Collective Responsibility and Acting Together 11.
Complicity and Collective Responsibility 12. Radical Collective
Responsibility and Plural Self-Awareness 13. Commitments and Collective
Responsibility 14. Collective Inaction and Collective Epistemic Agency 15.
Shared Responsibility and Failures to Prevent Harm 16. Collective Guilt
Feelings 17. Collective Responsibility and Entitlement to Collective
Reasons for Action 18. The Possibility of Collective Moral Obligations 19.
Individual Responsibility for Collective Action 20. Collective
Responsibility and the Role of Narrative 21. The Discursive Dilemma and
Collective Responsibility 22. Bystanders and Shared Responsibility 23.
Collective Responsibility and International Relations 24. Competing
Collective Values: Moral and Causal Responsibilities in Health Care 25.
Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities 26.
Collective Action and the Criminal Law 27. Collective Responsibility in the
State 28. Shared Responsibility for Corporate Wrongdoing 29. Corporate
Moral Responsibility and the Expectation of Autonomy 30. Responsibility for
Shared Action in War 31. Collective Duties of Beneficence 32. Are States
Responsible for Climate Change in Their Own Right? 33. Conspiracy Theories
and Collective Responsibility 34. Enabling Collective Responsibility for
Environmental Justice 35. Institutional Racism and Individual
Responsibility
Introduction 1. Types of Collectives and Responsibility 2. Collective Moral
Responsibility and What Follows for Group Members 3. Collective Moral
Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility 4. What Sets the Boundaries of
Our Responsibility? 5. A We-mode Account of Group Action and Group
Responsibility 6. From Individual to Collective Responsibility: There and
Back Again 7. Collective Obligations and the Point of Morality 8.
Assembling the Elephant: Attending to the Metaphysics of Corporate Agents
9. Collective Responsibility and Collective Obligations without Collective
Moral Agents 10. Collective Responsibility and Acting Together 11.
Complicity and Collective Responsibility 12. Radical Collective
Responsibility and Plural Self-Awareness 13. Commitments and Collective
Responsibility 14. Collective Inaction and Collective Epistemic Agency 15.
Shared Responsibility and Failures to Prevent Harm 16. Collective Guilt
Feelings 17. Collective Responsibility and Entitlement to Collective
Reasons for Action 18. The Possibility of Collective Moral Obligations 19.
Individual Responsibility for Collective Action 20. Collective
Responsibility and the Role of Narrative 21. The Discursive Dilemma and
Collective Responsibility 22. Bystanders and Shared Responsibility 23.
Collective Responsibility and International Relations 24. Competing
Collective Values: Moral and Causal Responsibilities in Health Care 25.
Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities 26.
Collective Action and the Criminal Law 27. Collective Responsibility in the
State 28. Shared Responsibility for Corporate Wrongdoing 29. Corporate
Moral Responsibility and the Expectation of Autonomy 30. Responsibility for
Shared Action in War 31. Collective Duties of Beneficence 32. Are States
Responsible for Climate Change in Their Own Right? 33. Conspiracy Theories
and Collective Responsibility 34. Enabling Collective Responsibility for
Environmental Justice 35. Institutional Racism and Individual
Responsibility
Responsibility and What Follows for Group Members 3. Collective Moral
Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility 4. What Sets the Boundaries of
Our Responsibility? 5. A We-mode Account of Group Action and Group
Responsibility 6. From Individual to Collective Responsibility: There and
Back Again 7. Collective Obligations and the Point of Morality 8.
Assembling the Elephant: Attending to the Metaphysics of Corporate Agents
9. Collective Responsibility and Collective Obligations without Collective
Moral Agents 10. Collective Responsibility and Acting Together 11.
Complicity and Collective Responsibility 12. Radical Collective
Responsibility and Plural Self-Awareness 13. Commitments and Collective
Responsibility 14. Collective Inaction and Collective Epistemic Agency 15.
Shared Responsibility and Failures to Prevent Harm 16. Collective Guilt
Feelings 17. Collective Responsibility and Entitlement to Collective
Reasons for Action 18. The Possibility of Collective Moral Obligations 19.
Individual Responsibility for Collective Action 20. Collective
Responsibility and the Role of Narrative 21. The Discursive Dilemma and
Collective Responsibility 22. Bystanders and Shared Responsibility 23.
Collective Responsibility and International Relations 24. Competing
Collective Values: Moral and Causal Responsibilities in Health Care 25.
Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities 26.
Collective Action and the Criminal Law 27. Collective Responsibility in the
State 28. Shared Responsibility for Corporate Wrongdoing 29. Corporate
Moral Responsibility and the Expectation of Autonomy 30. Responsibility for
Shared Action in War 31. Collective Duties of Beneficence 32. Are States
Responsible for Climate Change in Their Own Right? 33. Conspiracy Theories
and Collective Responsibility 34. Enabling Collective Responsibility for
Environmental Justice 35. Institutional Racism and Individual
Responsibility