Avia Pasternak is an Associate Professor in Political Theory and teaches political philosophy at the Department of Political Science at University College London. She earned her D.Phil. in Politics from Oxford University and held visiting positions at Stanford University and Princeton University. She writes on collective responsibility and political obligations in democracies and in non-democratic states and on the ethics of violent protests.

• Introduction Intentional Citizenship Intentional Citizenship in Democracies and in AutocraciesDistributing State Responsibility: A Discriminatory Framework Chapter 1: State Responsibility and its Distributive EffectChapter 2: Intentional Participation and Non-Proportional DistributionChapter 3: Intentional Participation in the StateChapter 4: Intentional Citizenship and Regime TypesChapter 5: Distributing State Responsibility Chapter 6: Distributing Responsibility -- State Compensation and State Punishment Chapter 7: Intentional Citizenship and Historical Wrongs

Responsible Citizens, Irresponsible States has numerous strengths. It provides a wonderful example of how philosophical reflection can address important political issues, including how to think about and devise reparations and compensation schemes...The book is a must read for scholars interested in collective action, citizenship, reparations, and state punishment.

Avia Pasternak is an Associate Professor in Political Theory and teaches political philosophy at the Department of Political Science at University College London. She earned her D.Phil. in Politics from Oxford University and held visiting positions at Stanford University and Princeton University. She writes on collective responsibility and political obligations in democracies and in non-democratic states and on the ethics of violent protests.

• Introduction Intentional Citizenship Intentional Citizenship in Democracies and in AutocraciesDistributing State Responsibility: A Discriminatory Framework Chapter 1: State Responsibility and its Distributive EffectChapter 2: Intentional Participation and Non-Proportional DistributionChapter 3: Intentional Participation in the StateChapter 4: Intentional Citizenship and Regime TypesChapter 5: Distributing State Responsibility Chapter 6: Distributing Responsibility -- State Compensation and State Punishment Chapter 7: Intentional Citizenship and Historical Wrongs

Responsible Citizens, Irresponsible States has numerous strengths. It provides a wonderful example of how philosophical reflection can address important political issues, including how to think about and devise reparations and compensation schemes...The book is a must read for scholars interested in collective action, citizenship, reparations, and state punishment.

Avia Pasternak is an Associate Professor in Political Theory and teaches political philosophy at the Department of Political Science at University College London. She earned her D.Phil. in Politics from Oxford University and held visiting positions at Stanford University and Princeton University. She writes on collective responsibility and political obligations in democracies and in non-democratic states and on the ethics of violent protests.

• Introduction Intentional Citizenship Intentional Citizenship in Democracies and in AutocraciesDistributing State Responsibility: A Discriminatory Framework Chapter 1: State Responsibility and its Distributive EffectChapter 2: Intentional Participation and Non-Proportional DistributionChapter 3: Intentional Participation in the StateChapter 4: Intentional Citizenship and Regime TypesChapter 5: Distributing State Responsibility Chapter 6: Distributing Responsibility -- State Compensation and State Punishment Chapter 7: Intentional Citizenship and Historical Wrongs

Responsible Citizens, Irresponsible States has numerous strengths. It provides a wonderful example of how philosophical reflection can address important political issues, including how to think about and devise reparations and compensation schemes...The book is a must read for scholars interested in collective action, citizenship, reparations, and state punishment.