1st Edition
The Routledge Handbook of Collective Responsibility
Introduction
Part I: Foundations ¿of¿ ¿Collective¿ ¿Responsibility
1. Types of Collectives and Responsibility Peter A. French
2. Collective Moral Responsibility and What Follows for Group Members Margaret Gilbert and Maura Priest
3. Collective Moral Responsibility as Joint Moral Responsibility Seumas Miller
4. What Sets the Boundaries of Our Responsibility? Carol Rovane
5. A We-mode Account of Group Action and Group Responsibility Raimo Tuomela and Pekka Mäkelä
6. From Individual to Collective Responsibility: There and Back Again Kirk Ludwig
7. Collective Obligations and the Point of Morality David Copp
8. Assembling the Elephant: Attending to the Metaphysics of Corporate Agents Kendy M. Hess
9. Collective Responsibility and Collective Obligations without Collective Moral Agents Gunnar Björnsson
10. Collective Responsibility and Acting Together Olle Blomberg and Frank Hindriks
Part II: Theoretical Issues in ¿Collective¿ ¿Responsibility
11. Complicity and Collective Responsibility Gregory Mellema
12. Radical Collective Responsibility and Plural Self-Awareness Hans Bernhard Schmid
13. Commitments and Collective Responsibility Caroline T. Arruda
14. Collective Inaction and Collective Epistemic Agency Michael D. Doan
15. Shared Responsibility and Failures to Prevent Harm Shannon Fyfe
16. Collective Guilt Feelings Björn Petersson
17. Collective Responsibility and Entitlement to Collective Reasons for Action Abraham Sesshu Roth
18. The Possibility of Collective Moral Obligations Anne Schwenkenbecher
19. Individual Responsibility for Collective Action Michael Skerker
20. Collective Responsibility and the Role of Narrative Cassie Striblen
21. The Discursive Dilemma and Collective Responsibility András Szigeti
22. Bystanders and Shared Responsibility Linda Radzik
Part III Domains of Collective Responsibility
23. Collective Responsibility and International Relations Stephanie Collins
24. Competing Collective Values: Moral and Causal Responsibilities in Health Care Robin Downie
25. Collective Responsibility and Fraud in Scientific Communities Bryce Huebner and Liam Kofi Bright
26. Collective Action and the Criminal Law Christopher Kutz
27. Collective Responsibility in the State Avia Pasternak
28. Shared Responsibility for Corporate Wrongdoing Amy J. Sepinwall
29. Corporate Moral Responsibility and the Expectation of Autonomy Jeffery Smith and Wim Dubbink
Part IV: Applied Issues in Collective Responsibility
30. Responsibility for Shared Action in War Saba Bazargan-Forward
31. Collective Duties of Beneficence Violetta Igneski
32. Are States Responsible for Climate Change in Their Own Right? Holly Lawford-Smith and Anton Eriksson
33. Conspiracy Theories and Collective Responsibility Juha Räikkä
34. Enabling Collective Responsibility for Environmental Justice Kenneth Shockley
35. Institutional Racism and Individual Responsibility Michael O. Hardimon
Biography
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).
