The Anatomy of Collusion
Received models of cooperative action overlook the way that the social environment itself features in collective intentions; recognising the divergent ways that norms function can help explain how people collaborating covertly are not considered irrational even though the things they are doing are...
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doaj-4f311afca8194ae39b084c5dcf97d6cc2020-11-25T03:58:33ZengFirenze University PressPhenomenology and Mind2280-78532239-40282016-04-01910.13128/Phe_Mi-1816315167The Anatomy of CollusionHelen Lauer Received models of cooperative action overlook the way that the social environment itself features in collective intentions; recognising the divergent ways that norms function can help explain how people collaborating covertly are not considered irrational even though the things they are doing are totally contrary to the principles and convictions they sustain as individual agents. https://oaj.fupress.net/index.php/pam/article/view/7225complicitycovert discriminationgroup injustice |
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Received models of cooperative action overlook the way that the social environment itself features in collective intentions; recognising the divergent ways that norms function can help explain how people collaborating covertly are not considered irrational even though the things they are doing are totally contrary to the principles and convictions they sustain as individual agents.
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