Utilitarianism and Co-Operation.

David A. Copp · Donald H. Regan

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The author identifies and defines the features of traditional utilitarian theories which account for their appeal, demonstrates that no theory which is exclusively act-oriented can have all the properties that ultilitarians have attempted to build into their theories, and develops a new theory co-operative utilitarianism, which is radically different than traditional theories.

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