Responsibility and Punishment

Exploring the intricacies of responsibility and punishment, this volume presents a novel retributivism grounded in Socratic and Kantian philosophy. It addresses both individual and collective accountability, tackling issues like criminal recidivism, capital punishment, and the roles of forgiveness and apology. Additionally, it examines corporate responsibility and critiques U.S. actions in Iraq. With a comprehensive approach, the book connects philosophical concepts to pressing contemporary issues, making it a significant contribution to the discourse on justice.