Mixed motives in the equilibrium view of joint intention.
We develop a theory of joint intention in contexts in which participants have mixed motives that can manifest in all-things-considered reasons to deviate from contributing to the desired project, e.g., contexts with collective action problems. Our theory is based on strategic equilibrium-based reaso...
| Publicado en: | Philosophical Studies Vol. 173; no. 3; pp. 733 - 756 |
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