Taking Responsibility for Tomorrow: Remaking Collective Governance as Political Ancestors

IF 2.1 3区社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Daedalus Pub Date : 2023-02-01 DOI:10.1162/daed_a_01986

Lily L. Tsai

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Abstract

Abstract In learning from older and past collective governance practices, we must design new institutions with an ethos that underscores our roles not only as descendants from past innovators but also as ancestors who have a responsibility to provide such legacies for the future. Governance archaeology can only realize its full moral and generative potential when it is practiced in a way that acknowledges our responsibility to future humans as well as past ones. This essay thus argues for the need to include future humans in the “we” of collective governance for distributive equity as well as procedural justice.

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担当明天：把集体治理重塑为政治始祖

在向过去和过去的集体治理实践学习的过程中，我们必须设计出一种新的制度，这种制度不仅强调我们是过去创新者的后代，而且强调我们是有责任为未来提供这种遗产的祖先。治理考古学只有以一种承认我们对未来人类和过去人类的责任的方式进行实践，才能充分发挥其道德和生产潜力。因此，本文认为有必要将未来的人类包括在“我们”的集体治理中，以实现分配公平和程序正义。

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Daedalus Multiple-

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