Christine Chwaszcza is Professor of Political Philosophy, Social and Legal Philosophy at the University of Cologne. Previous publications include contributions to the Ethics of International Relations, Human Rights, Philosophy of Action and Practical Reasons.

• Practical reasons in social agency as non-purposive – Limitations of instrumental rationality and means-end reasoning in social agency – Constructive criticism of neo-Aristotelian account of practical knowledge – Rationality of reciprocity – Reasons to trust – Practice account of promising.

Christine Chwaszcza is Professor of Political Philosophy, Social and Legal Philosophy at the University of Cologne. Previous publications include contributions to the Ethics of International Relations, Human Rights, Philosophy of Action and Practical Reasons.

• Practical reasons in social agency as non-purposive – Limitations of instrumental rationality and means-end reasoning in social agency – Constructive criticism of neo-Aristotelian account of practical knowledge – Rationality of reciprocity – Reasons to trust – Practice account of promising.

Christine Chwaszcza is Professor of Political Philosophy, Social and Legal Philosophy at the University of Cologne. Previous publications include contributions to the Ethics of International Relations, Human Rights, Philosophy of Action and Practical Reasons.

• Practical reasons in social agency as non-purposive – Limitations of instrumental rationality and means-end reasoning in social agency – Constructive criticism of neo-Aristotelian account of practical knowledge – Rationality of reciprocity – Reasons to trust – Practice account of promising.