Self-Governance and Cooperation

Discover the compelling arguments of Robert H. Myers in his insightful book, Self-Governance and Cooperation, published by Oxford University Press in 2003. This 190-page paperback delves into a unique moral theory that navigates the complexities between consequentialism and contractualism. Myers thoughtfully presents a case for both agent-neutral and agent-relative values, providing readers with a framework to understand how these seemingly disparate values can be effectively weighed against one another.

Whether you're a student of philosophy, ethics, or political theory, this book is an essential read for those looking to enhance their understanding of moral principles and their implications in cooperative governance. Engage with Myers’ profound insights and discover a balanced approach to moral reasoning that encourages self-governance and mutual collaboration.