 Christian Neuhauser, who underscores the importance of distributive justice in the organization of forward looking collective responsibility, concurs on the importance of fairness to the ascription of remedial responsibility. But he takes things in a somewhat different direction from both Brown and Walzer by treating fairness as a matter of doing one’s fair share. Moreover, Neuhauser places fairness in the context of various collective action scenarios. Hence, he is naturally led to talk about fairness as a motivating force. “The motivation of agents to embrace a forward looking responsibility also depends on whether other actors contribute their fair share”. (Neuhauser 2014, p. 246)