Responsibility as paradox: a critique of rational discourse on government

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Foreword - Bayard L Catron Series Editor's Introduction - Henry D Kass Introduction Three Meanings of Responsibility Agency, Accountability, and Obligation The Rationalist Conception of Responsible Government Paradox and Personal Responsibility The Paradox of Obligation The Paradox of Agency The Paradox of Accountability Conclusion Rationalism and the Paradox of Courage

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