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Corporate Moral Agency Explained by Faraz Manafzadeh is a document available to read on EtoBox.

The document discusses the debate over corporate versus individual moral responsibility, arguing that corporations can be seen as moral agents due to their structured decision-making processes and collective goals. It critiques the dominant individualist perspective that denies corporate agency, suggesting that corporations have a distinct moral and legal personality that allows for accountability. The paper emphasizes the need for a broader understanding of responsibility that includes both individual and

Author

Faraz Manafzadeh

Language

EN