Coercion¶
Wertheimer, A. (1987). Coercion. Princeton University Press.
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Primes¶
- Consent
- Consent is one source among several for the legitimacy of action on others — authorization by law, necessity, fiduciary duty, or emergency can also license action — but consent is the primary framework in interactions where the voluntariness condition
This sourceDevelops the offer/threat distinction and a baseline account of when proposals coerce; voluntariness as a condition of valid consent (supports D21-064, D21-074).
- Consent is one source among several for the legitimacy of action on others — authorization by law, necessity, fiduciary duty, or emergency can also license action — but consent is the primary framework in interactions where the voluntariness condition
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