On Exit: Idea, Context, Topics and Open Questions

Borchers, Dagmar; Vitikainen, Annamari

doi:10.1515/9783110270860.1

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“…Liberal political philosophers insisted that individuals have a right of exit from voluntary associations (Barry, 2001; Billingham, 2019; Borchers and Vitikainen, 2012; Eisenberg and Spinner-Halev, 2004; Green, 1998; Kukathas, 1992; Rouméas, 2020; Spinner-Halev, 2000). Discussions have mostly focused on religious and cultural groups, but have recently expanded to include marriage, the market, and even the state (Taylor, 2017).…”

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The right to a fair exit

Rouméas

2023

Politics, Philosophy & Economics

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This paper introduces a novel account of freedom of dissociation, construed as the “right to a fair exit.” It defines freedom of dissociation as the right to end an association without excessive and undue costs. This novel account contrasts with the classic right of exit that some liberal philosophers have theorized as the bedrock of associational freedom. The original right of exit is first and foremost concerned with the protection against excessive exit costs, while the right to a fair exit broadens its scope to include undue costs as well. State policy should aim at monitoring and resourcing exit not only to ensure that leavers have adequate exit options, but also that the costs of exit are fairly divided between parties. This account illuminates a range of cases, such as divorce, dissolution of employment contracts, and contested exits from religious associations.

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The right to a fair exit

Rouméas

2023

Politics, Philosophy & Economics

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Consent, Multiculturalism, and Exit: A Contemporary Critique of Religious Accommodation and the Right to Sex Equality

Tirosh

2024

Political Theology

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El “Derecho de Salida” por razones culturales y las mujeres indígenas

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Este artículo examina críticamente el principio de salida simple que plantea Kukathas como el mejor sistema para conciliar las exigencias de pertenencia a una cultura indígena y el derecho a disentir de sus miembros mujeres. Para ello, en primer lugar, se revisa la tensión entre el feminismo de la igualdad y la situación de las mujeres indígenas con sus culturas internas. En segundo lugar, se analiza la tesis de Kukathas para concluir que por sí sola no es suficiente. Y, finalmente, se presenta una solución alternativa que superpone el “derecho de salida”, un modelo de jurisdicciones multiculturales y una adecuada concepción de la democracia deliberativa.

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On Exit: Idea, Context, Topics and Open Questions

Cited by 3 publications

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The right to a fair exit

The right to a fair exit

Consent, Multiculturalism, and Exit: A Contemporary Critique of Religious Accommodation and the Right to Sex Equality

El “Derecho de Salida” por razones culturales y las mujeres indígenas

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