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... Responsibility I think that this claim of responsibility , implicit in the antisweatshop movement , as well as some other contemporary labor and environmental movements , is rather novel . It involves an argument that agents are ...
... Responsibility I think that this claim of responsibility , implicit in the antisweatshop movement , as well as some other contemporary labor and environmental movements , is rather novel . It involves an argument that agents are ...
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... responsibility is shared responsibility . If the injustice is a result of structural processes involving many individuals and institutions engaging in normal and accepted activities , the necessary change requires the cooperation of ...
... responsibility is shared responsibility . If the injustice is a result of structural processes involving many individuals and institutions engaging in normal and accepted activities , the necessary change requires the cooperation of ...
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... responsibility , then , the responsibility cannot be escaped by withdrawal ; it has to be taken up . Organized boycotts , on the other hand , can be one effective means of exercising political responsibility . Power - A person's ...
... responsibility , then , the responsibility cannot be escaped by withdrawal ; it has to be taken up . Organized boycotts , on the other hand , can be one effective means of exercising political responsibility . Power - A person's ...
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