PURPOSE Physicians' values may be shifting under managed care, but there have been no empirical data to support this claim. We describe physician conceptions of responsibility to individual patients and distributive justice in health care, and explore whether these values are associated with type of managed care practice and professional satisfaction. METHODS We mailed a questionnaire to 500 ...

Abstract Should officeholders be held individually responsible for submitting to systemically corrupt institutional practices? We draw a structural analogy between individual action under coercive threat and participation in systemic corruption, we argue that who submit practices are not excused by the existence of threat. Even when they have good personal reasons accept threat, remain morally ...

Who is responsible for fighting domination? Answering this question, I argue, requires taking the structural dimension of domination seriously to avoid unwillingly reproducing in name justice. Having cast as a injustice that refers structurally constituted positions power and disempowerment, show outcome-based, capacity-based social connection model suggested literature on responsibility, fail ...

This paper introduces a new family of cases where agents are jointly morally responsible for outcomes over which they have no individual control, a family that resists standard ways of understanding outcome responsibility. First, the agents in these cases do not individually facilitate the outcomes and would not seem individually responsible for them if the other agents were replaced by non-age...