Abstract

The paradox of corporate responsibility is that while corporations have the features necessary for producing blameworthy actions, they lack the capacities for being angrily blamed. In this article I explain the compelling nature of this paradox, I show why monistic views of corporate responsibility cannot dissolve it, and then I show how pluralism about responsibility can.

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