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The Moral Foundations of Social Institutions: A Philosophical Study

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Philosophical Ethics and Theory Economic Theory and Institutions Political Philosophy and Ethics

Abstract

Introduction to 'the moral foundations of social institutions' Part I. Theory: 1. A teleological account of institutions 2. The moral foundations of institutions 3. Individual autonomy: agency and structure 4. Collective moral responsibility 5. Institutional corruption Part II. Applications: 6. The professions 7. Welfare institutions 8. The university 9. The police 10. The business corporation 11. Institutions and information and communication technology 12. Government.

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