In this work, Adam Slavny explores our moral duties to respond to wrongs and harms, and defends the significance of these duties for the normative foundations of tort law.
In this work, Adam Slavny explores our moral duties to respond to wrongs and harms, and defends the significance of these duties for the normative foundations of tort law.
Adam Slavny is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick. His primary area of research is the philosophy of tort law. His work focuses on theories of harm and compensation, principles governing liability to compensate, the value of reputation in defamation, the wrongness of risking, and the relationship between tort theory and moral philosophy. He has also worked on a number of other topics across moral, political, and legal philosophy.
Inhaltsangabe
1: Introduction 2: Interpretivism and Foundationalism 3: Unpacking Corrective Duties 4: Capacity and Cost Sensitivity in Negligence 5: Outcome Responsibility 6: Fairness and Liability 7: Corrective and Distributive Justice 8: Compensation Schemes
