For both Nazarov and Walden, the problem of attribution is more than academic.
This is done in order to formulate the problem of attribution of changes as general as possible and allowing the greatest amount of inferences between the decision makers, also including malicious collaboration.
Focusing on a limited number of conflicts made the project more manageable, but did not avoid the problem of attribution: tribal agreements are the outcomes of a confluence of events, not all of them within the project's control.
The show also outlines the problems of attribution and chronology that still keep van Tetrode's life and work a bit blurry.
The recent "Rembrandt /Not Rembrandt," which addressed the problems of attribution in an era of rampant revisionism, and the 1995 "Goya in the Metropolitan Museum of Art" were drawn almost entirely from the Met's own collections.
At the time, the market was a smaller, less specialized place, and the problems of attribution, which are now diffused through a large, international bureaucracy of expertise, were visible in a condensed form in the lives of a few individual experts.
But in all honesty the biggest issue with online criminality is the problem of online attribution – knowing where the control server for an attack is based doesn't necessarily tell you who is behind it".
Finally, Android also solves the problem of marketing attribution, since it provides referrer information that anonymously identifies the source of a download.
The problem of contradictory attributions occurs even if the attributions are extrinsic, and Dharmakirti's argument is a straightforward application of Leibniz' law to things-at-a-time.
On the other hand, the Nahmias et al. study, in contrast to Nichols and Knobe's abstract condition, requires a concrete social judgment; perhaps subjects are more likely to make compatibilist judgments when faced with the problem of making a specific social attribution.
For Berenson, in particular, the problem of pairing "art" and "market" was the problem of explaining to buyers the ineffable perceptions and judgments that go into making an attribution.
