Original paper
Responsibility ascriptions and public health problems
Abstract
Discussions about who is responsible for public health problems such as obesity and smoking-related diseases are often heated. A central question concerns the extent to which individuals are responsible for the consequences of their health-impairing behaviour and whether the State and the food and tobacco industries can justifiably be said to be responsible, too. The controversy may be partly due to the two aims of responsibility ascriptions:...
Paper Details
Title
Responsibility ascriptions and public health problems
Published Date
Nov 8, 2005
Journal
Volume
14
Issue
1
Pages
15 - 19
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