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Contents

Introduction

PART ONE — THE SURRENDER OF AUTONOMY

1. Commitment to Co-operation

Custom

Contract versus Command

Avoiding Freedom-Talk and Rights-Talk

2. Promise, Performance, and Enforcement

Defaults

Enforcement

Grounds for Enforcement

How Contract Breeds Command

3. State-of-Nature Co-ordination

Co-ordination, Pure and Non-pure

Approaching Strangers

Pure Co-ordination by Contract

Inequality of Character

Not Rocking the Boat

The Hardest Case

State-of-Nature Public Goods: The Standard Approach

Reliance on Enforcement

4. Social Contract

Institutional Darwinism

Reconciliation

Restricted Domain: The Hobbesian Asymmetry

Restricted Domain: The Minimal State

5. Social Choice

Unrestricted Domain

Enforcement of Domain-Restriction

Non-fatuousness

Predisposed Rules

Agility and Sluggishness

Equiprobability I

Accepting Command where Contract Fails

Appendix: Redistribution

PART TWO — PUBLICNESS: SOLUTION AND RESULT

6. The Foundations of Voluntariness

Exclusion

Free Riders or Suckers All

Stacked, Interlocking, and Straddle Rankings

No Free Riders, No Suckers

The Straddle Ranking: A Necessary Condition

The Straddle Ranking: A Sufficient Condition

Equiprobability II

7. Constructive Risk

All or None

“Uncertainty”

A Spontaneous Solution through Risk

All Cretans Are Not Liars

Inconsistent Expectations

Appendix: Straddle or Chicken

8. An Ethics Turnpike

Homo Oeconomicus

Three Grades of Rationality

Public-Goods Forks

9. The Unfairness of Anarchy

Abuse, Outrage, Envy

The End of Anarchy

10. The Return of the Free Rider

Reverse Contribution

Pooling

The Game of “Ask”

The Game of “Deficit”

Free Riding on Fairness

Works Cited

Index