No 9 (2015): Joint Commitment: Collective Intentionality, Norms and Justice

Issue Description

Joint Commitment: Collective Intentionality, Norms and Justice
Edited by Francesca De Vecchi and Silvia Tossut

Introduction

Joint Commitment, Human Life and Social Ontology

Francesca De Vecchi, Silvia Tossut

10-15

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Joint Commitment

Joint Commitment: What It Is and Why It Matters

Margaret Gilbert

18-26

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Session 1. Collective Beliefs

Augur Augurem Videns... Belief and Make-Believe in Social Life

Wojciech Żełaniec

30-37

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On Acting Because of a Joint Commitment

Silvia Tossut

38-45

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Joint Commitment and Collective Belief: a Revisionary Proposal

Leo Townsend

46-53

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Epistemic Authority and Manipulation: Exploring the ‘Dark Side’ of Social Agency

Sonja Rinofner-Kreidl

54-71

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Session 2. Groups’ Intentionality

Commitments in Groups and Commitments of Groups

Jacob Heim

74-82

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The Plural Subject Approach to Social Ontology and the Sharing Values Issue

Francesca De Vecchi

84-96

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Helping Behavior and Joint Action in Young Children

Glenda Satne, Alessandro Salice

98-106

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A Phenomenology of Social Stances

Gian Paolo Terravecchia

108-115

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Session 3. Shared Norms

The Normativity of Institutions

Francesco Guala

118-128

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The Social Impact Theory of Law

Joshua Keton

130-137

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Joint Political Rights and Obligations

Seumas Miller

138-146

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Shared Norms and Nomotrophic Behaviour

Lorenzo Passerini Glazel

148-159

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Session 4. Just Joint Commitments

Associative Political Obligations and the Distributive Objection

John Horton, Ryan Windeknecht

162-171

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May Joint Commitment Stabilize Modus Vivendi?

Roberta Sala

172-180

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The Anatomy of Collusion

Helen Lauer

182-191

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