12.PD Addressing Intergroup Inequality by Invoking the Moral Responsibility of the Powerful

12.4 Gendered Complicity as Motivated Ignorance: Shared Responsibility in Cases of Oppression

12.3 Methods of justification and the role of moral theory in bioethics

12.1 Decision Making and Responsibility Allocation

9.7 Connecting Organizational Stakeholders: Corporate Values and Business Practices

9.2 Running the family business: Stakeholders, values and reputation

7.6 Cross-border network governance for sustainable training in health care

6.5 Informal Social Networks and Organizational Inclusion: The Invisible Minority’s Dilemma

6.4 Reconciling epistemic and demographic diversity

4.1 Caring Communities: Integrating Newcomers into the Labour Market

9.6 Gigs of their own: Are worker-owned and worker-governed platforms viable?

3.3 The emergence of sustainable care cooperatives: the role of social networks

12.2 Degrees of Moral Responsibility

6.3 Ethnic Diversity, Norms and Networks