Responses

Law and Philosophy 32 (2-3):241-325 (2013)
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This essay is a response to the excellent contributions to the double special issue of Law and Philosophy on my book The Ends of Harm. I further defend the Duty View of punishment outlined in the book, responding to criticisms of that view. I also challenge the plausibility of retributivist accounts offered in response to the challenges to that view developed in The Ends of Harm

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Victor Tadros
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Duty and Liability.Victor Tadros - 2012 - Utilitas 24 (2):259-277.
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