Democratic Reciprocity

Reciprocity, the two-sided social norm of fairness that involves a duty to return favors, as well as the permission to return injuries, is widely recognized as a fundamental norm “not only for primitive but for all societies.” Similarly, “[r]eciprocity is widely recognized as a core principle of dem...

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Published in:The journal of political philosophy 2021-06, Vol.29 (2), p.252-278
Main Author: Schedler, Andreas
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Civil disobedience
Compliance
Conflict resolution
Cooperation
Democracy
Endangered
Exploitation
Injuries
Militancy
Normality
Norms
Obedience
Permission
Preservation
Primacy
Punishment
Reciprocity
Retaliation
Selfprotection
Social norms
Subordinates
Subversion
Theorists
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