Digital public goods (DPGs) for development is a relatively new discourse in the field of
information technology for development (ICT4D). DPGs are currently portrayed by …

This paper proposes a new angle on the relationship between ownership models of
automated vehicles and implications for travel. Specifically, the paper speculates on the …

Why should the state provide public goods? I explore this question by focusing on the
example of public parks. It examines the three most influential approaches to public goods …

This book is intended as a contribution to our understanding of the uncertain situation of
small-scale fisheries (SSF) which face marginalisation in most coastal countries, and …

Exposing an overlooked ambiguity in how philosophers use the term 'public good,'this paper
proposes to distinguish between inherently and contingently public goods, where inherently …

Solidarity is crucial for realizing justice, securing public goods, and reducing domination. Yet
there have been few theoretical studies of its threats and vulnerabilities. In this paper I fill this …

When is state coercion for the provision of public goods justified? And how should the social
surplus of public goods be distributed? Philosophers approach these questions by …

To answer the question “If public libraries are a component of social wellbeing in rural
communities, how are they successful?” we conducted, transcribed, coded, and analyzed …

A commitment to political neutrality means that citizens have a legitimate complaint when the
coercive power of the state is used to advance some particular conception of how it is good …

This chapter advances an objection to markets in cultural goods, according to which they
can, in certain contexts, lead to and entrench objectionable forms of cultural appropriation. In …