Midwest Studies in Philosophy 38 (1):103-120 (2014)
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This paper lists a number of puzzles for shared obligations – puzzles about the role of individual influence, individual reasons to contribute towards fulfilling the obligation, about what makes someone a member of a group sharing an obligation, and the relation between agency and obligation – and proposes to solve them based on a general analysis of obligations. On the resulting view, shared obligations do not presuppose joint agency.
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| Keywords | collective obligations collective responsibility moral obligation moral responsibility shared obligations joint obligations joint action |
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| DOI | 10.1111/misp.12019 |
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