Collective punishment and public policy

Journal of Business Ethics 11 (3):207 - 216 (1992)
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In this paper I shall discuss various philosophical theories of collective punishment: marxian annihilism, metaphysical collectivism and methodological individualism. After refuting metaphysical collectivism and its modified version, I defend a modification of methodological individualism.

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