... Commons Attribution License ( https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ), which permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Collective agency is often defended in terms of an interpretivist conception of agency...

... forms of consumer culture in postcolonial conditions. sensemaking consumption politics collective agency consumer culture consumer resistance postcolonial consumption Consumers’ collective political agency (CCPA hereafter) entails the capacity of consumers to act collectively in advancing...

...Stephanie Collins We want a permissive and schematic account of collectives’ agency: an account that's neutral on, and extendable to, others’ more restrictive and concrete accounts. We also need an account with clear criteria for membership. This is because (Section VI will argue) collectives...

... of its agential qualities, which may include its capacity to intend actions, to have a decision-procedure for doing so, to exert control over them, among others. ⁹ Abstract In recent years, collective agency and responsibility have received a great deal of attention. One exciting development...

... (among others), a theory that has recently attracted the attention of the multiagent community. We discuss the problem of how to model the notion of collective agency, both in the sense of a joint action of a group of agents and as the agency of collective entities, like organisations. We show how we can...

... Korsgaard Christine Quinton Anthony Bratman Michael game theory intentions judgements Lewis David agency attitudes dilemma discursive Rovane Carol self‐control rationality Hume David Jackson Frank mind modular theory of Adams R M Mele Alfred akrasia collective agency collective...

... the agency of collectives derives, are not simply collections of individual intentions, and collective actions are not simply collections of individual actions. Collective actions are the products of the intentions of collectives. collective agency collective moral responsibility goal oriented collectives...

... is not a function of the moral responsibility of individuals. Instead, it is a function of the agency of collectives. This chapter explains, motivates, and defends a collectivist account of collective moral responsibility. collective agency collective moral responsibility individualism accounts of communal agency...

... configurations make choice and collective agency appear more or less visible. We need to keep pushing the envelope by examining how depoliticization operates in unconventional arenas. While much more work still needs to be done, this book makes a modest yet distinctive contribution towards a better understanding...

...One of the most common objections to strong forms of cosmopolitanism is the charge that cosmopolitanism is unable to properly accommodate claims to collective agency and collective self-determination below the world-state level. However, as this chapter argues, this criticism of strong...

... ideals hypersegregated TEACH agency Pachon Harry socialization Zarate Estella communities gendered occupations class ceilings family intersectionalities inequality pathways obligations collective agency career financial constraints working-class In August 2009, Mrs. Franco ¹...

... opposition. But this chapter focuses on individual and collective agency. Mansbridge Jane Schumpeter Joseph agency Dworkin Ronald Goodin Robert Mill John Stuart nondomination accountability Shapiro Ian Hungary Poland populism Rousseau Jean Jacques elections sortition Singapore Sen Amartya...

... an analysis of central Sartrean insights into how individual action and collective agency are co-constituted. This paper also draws attention to the role ascribed to material objects as well as ideological views and beliefs in the formation of social agency. Deleuze Gilles Sartre Jean Paul Dialectics...

... which stems from collective agency, they have come to acquire a vital role in the WTO's decision-making and negotiation processes. The article also traces the changing rationale and structure of coalitions, from the Uruguay Round to the DDA. bargaining coalitions and the World Trade Organization...

... on collective agency and the literature on wellbeing. As a contribution towards filling in that gap, this chapter uses the notion of a role within a group—encompassing anything from familial and professional roles to being a friend or a citizen—to solve a puzzle about participatory wellbeing. The puzzle...

... to neoliberal capitalism to support the book’s central premise, namely that youth of color can develop collective agency by engaging in critical placemaking in “the commons” of their neighborhoods. It introduces three community-based youth organizations that were part of a 2004–2005 Ford Foundation–funded study...

...Brookes Brown, The Romantic Lie in the Brain: Collective Agency, Moral Responsibility, and the State In: Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy Volume 10. Edited by: David Sobel and Steven Wall, Oxford University Press. © Brookes Brown 2024. DOI: 10.1093/oso...

... collective agency collective integrity popular sovereignty Having focused Chapter 1 on personal integrity, I turn in this chapter to political integrity. More specifically, I present three main claims with regard to political integrity. First, I argue that it is possible to talk about a polity...

... collective agency diversity reputation nation-building universal values inclusion exclusion Is trust important for governance? ¹ Can it be an essential resource even in areas of limited statehood (ALS)? The optimistic attitude towards other people is often seen as key...

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