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Disgorging the Fruits of Historical Wrongdoing

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Goodin, Robert

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Cambridge University Press

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There are many different ways of responding to wrongdoing: person-centered or object-centered, victim-centered or perpetrator-centered, and fault-oriented or not. Among these approaches, requiring innocent beneficiaries to disgorge the fruits of historica

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American Political Science Review

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2037-12-31