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No organization without obligations: How to formalize.. - Royakkers, Dignum (2000) (2 citations) (Correct)
.... we refer to [20] 3 We can regard (1) as a de nition of genuine group obligation or cooperative obligation (cf. 10] In our interpretation of OX (p) we consider the groups to be separate agents as in the theory of relativised deontic modalities concerning norms for an individual (e.g. [8, 9, 10, 13]) since now every group stands on its own, like agents. Such a group will be considered as a communicative, cooperative and coordinated group. A consequence of this interpretation is that we do not gain an understanding of the collectivity of the obligation concerning the relation amongst the ....
Hansson, B., Deontic Logic and Di erent Levels of Generality, Theoria 36, pp. 241-248, 1970.
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