| An Introduction to the Economics of Nonmarket Behavior The Plan of the Book / 1： |
| Justice and Efficiency / Part I： |
| Blackstone and Bentham / 2： |
| Blackstone's Commentaries Bentham's Antipathy to Blackstone |
| Blackstone and Bentham Compared |
| Utilitarianism, Economics, and Social Theory / 3： |
| Some Problems of Utilitarianism Wealth Maximization as an Ethical Concept |
| The Ethical and Political Basis of Wealth / 4： |
| Maximization The Consensual Basis of Efficiency |
| Implications for the Positive Economic |
| Analysis of Law Dworkin's Critique of Wealth Maximization |
| The Origins of Justice / Part II： |
| The Homeric Version of the Minimal State / 5： |
| A Taxonomy of Limited Government |
| Government and Political Values in Homer |
| The Homeric Social Order Homeric |
| Individualism Some Modern Parallels |
| The Theory of the State |
| A Theory of Primitive Society / 6： |
| The Costs of Information |
| A Model of Primitive Society Other |
| Primitive Adaptations to High Information Costs |
| The Economic Theory of Primitive Law / 7： |
| The Legal Process Property Contracts Family Law |
| The System of Strict Liability in Tort Criminal Law |
| Retribution and Related Concepts of Punishment / 8： |
| From Revenge to Retribution, and Beyond |
| Pollution: Retribution against |
| Neighbors and Descendants Guilt versus Responsibility |
| Privacy and Related Interests / Part III： |
| Privacy as Secrecy / 9： |
| The Economics of Private |
| Information and Communications |
| The Tort Law of Privacy |
| A Broader View of Privacy / 10： |
| The Etymology of Privacy: Seclusion and Autonomy |
| Evidence for the Economic |
| Theory of Privacy |
| The Common Law and the Economic |
| Theory of Privacy Defamation and Disparagement |
| The Statutory Privacy Movement |
| The Privacy Jurisprudence of the Supreme Court / 11： |
| Privacy Cases before Griswold |
| The Griswold Decision Privacy in the Supreme Court since Griswold |
| Conclusion |
| The Supreme Court and Discrimination / Part IV： |
| The Law and Economics of Discrimination / 12： |
| The DeFunis Case and Reverse Discrimination / 13： |
| The Reasonableness of Reverse Discrimination |
| The Constitutional Issue |
| Bakke, Weber, and Beyond Bakke Weber / 14： |
| Index |
| An Introduction to the Economics of Nonmarket Behavior The Plan of the Book / 1： |
| Justice and Efficiency / Part I： |
| Blackstone and Bentham / 2： |
| Blackstone's Commentaries Bentham's Antipathy to Blackstone |
| Blackstone and Bentham Compared |
| Utilitarianism, Economics, and Social Theory / 3： |
