v13n8: Kim and Routledge Respond to Pouryousefi and Tallant on Trust
Posted: November 2, 2026 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment
“Trust, Firms, and Expressive Responsibility: A Response to Pouryousefi and Tallant,” by Tae Wan Kim and Bryan Routledge
AN INVITED RESPONSE TO Sareh Pouryousefi And Jonathan Tallant (2025), “Trust,
the Participant Stance, and Firms.” Bus Ethics J Rev 12(2): 8–13, https://doi.org/10.12747/j1l02
ABSTRACT: We agree with Pouryousefi and Tallant that a participant-stance account of trust requires a clear bearer of reactive attitudes, and that firms do not literally have such attitudes. We argue that this point is compatible with a trust-based right to explanation.
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Tae Wan Kim serves as Associate Professor of Business Ethics, and Bryan Routledge serves as Associate Professor of Financial Economics, at Carnegie Mellon University’s Tepper School of Business.
