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April 20, 2008

David Miller on National Responsibility

Can a nation be held responsible for actions? David Miller of Nuffield College, Oxford, author of National Responsibility and Global Justice, explores the kinds of responsibility that nations can have.

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David Miller disappoints in that he does not answer the introductory questions about the Apology to Australian indigineous peoples. The concept of inherited or cultural responsibility is not justified, merely described in abstract terms.

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