The book consists of a short introduction to the significance of
unintended consequences and four chapters. The first chapter
develops a typology of unintended consequences and distinguishes
them from historical contingencies. The second chapter analyzes
three types of causes of such consequences: worldly, practical and
psychological causes. The third explores the significant problems
these consequences pose for standard moral theories. The fourth and
final chapter examines how we might begin both to think about and
cope with unintended consequences in an ethically good way.
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