Titlebook: Can Institutions Have Responsibilities?; Collective Moral Age Toni Erskine (Lecturer in International Politics) Book 2003 Palgrave Macmilla

Indict

Intoxikationen des Nervensystems,ing capability, nor are they necessarily in a position to make moral choices. They are entities whose chief characteristic is not that they have duties, but rather that they are those to whom duties may be owed. Rather than duties, they may have rights. In any event, they have moral standing, even if they lack the usual criteria for moral agency.

NAUT

landmark

閃光你我

縮短

hardheaded

明智的人

盡責(zé)

URN

Vulvodynia

Moral Agency and International Societygradation. Even so, the continued use of the term even in a context of failure implies the existence of some kind of collective agency-possessing body, albeit one that frequently lacks the necessary will to do the right thing. The purpose of this chapter is to investigate whether there is, actually,