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... responsibility and accountability , as distinct from blame or fault . I have four reasons to be wary of a political discourse of blame in this case and in many other situations of justified public outrage . Focus on Individuals ...
... responsibility and accountability , as distinct from blame or fault . I have four reasons to be wary of a political discourse of blame in this case and in many other situations of justified public outrage . Focus on Individuals ...
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does not imply that no one has responsibility for them . It does mean , though , that we should not focus on a few individuals or institutions . Responsibility has to be spread across a large number of actors , some of whom may not be ...
does not imply that no one has responsibility for them . It does mean , though , that we should not focus on a few individuals or institutions . Responsibility has to be spread across a large number of actors , some of whom may not be ...
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... responsibility . In the wake of Katrina , commentators have rightly reviewed policies of the Bush adminis- tration that help account for these problems . The administration has cut funding for the Army Corps of Engineers and for FEMA ...
... responsibility . In the wake of Katrina , commentators have rightly reviewed policies of the Bush adminis- tration that help account for these problems . The administration has cut funding for the Army Corps of Engineers and for FEMA ...
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