Politics, Philosophy & Economics

2002 - 2025

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Eclectic distributional ethics pp. 267-281: John Roemer
On Dworkinâ€™s brute-luckâ€“option-luck distinction and the consistency of brute-luck egalitarianism pp. 283-312: Martin E. Sandbu
Dworkinâ€™s auction pp. 313-335: Joseph Heath
Does left-libertarianism have coherent foundations? pp. 337-364: Mathias Risse
Children and democracy: theory and policy pp. 365-379: Francis Schrag
Contributors pp. 381-381: N/a
Index to Volume 3 pp. 383-383: N/a

The Persuasiveness of Democratic Majorities pp. 131-142: Robert E. Goodin and David Estlund
Duties to Assist Others and Political Obligations pp. 143-159: George Klosko
The Pareto Efficiency and Expected Costs of k-Majority Rules pp. 161-189: Keith L. Dougherty and Julian Edward
The Completeness of Public Reason pp. 191-220: Micah Schwartzman
A Dilemma for Objective Act-Utilitarianism pp. 221-239: Gerald Lang
The Morality of the Market and the Medieval Schoolmen pp. 241-259: Adrian Walsh
Contributors pp. 261-262: N/a

Reciprocity and the Social Contract pp. 5-35: Ken Binmore
Towards the Unity of the Human Behavioral Sciences pp. 37-57: Herbert Gintis
Models of Man: Neoclassical, Behavioural, and Evolutionary pp. 59-76: Dennis C. Mueller
On the Priority of Intellectual Property Rights, Especially in Biotechnology pp. 77-95: Alex Rosenberg
Democracy and City Life pp. 97-124: Loren A. King
Contributors pp. 125-126: N/a

What We Owe to Distant Others pp. 283-304: Leif Wenar
Resources, Power and Systematic Luck: A Response to Barry pp. 305-322: Keith Dowding
Capitalists Rule. OK? A Commentary on Keith Dowding pp. 323-341: Brian Barry
The Axiomatic Approach to Population Ethics pp. 342-381: Charles Blackorby, Walter Bossert and David Donaldson

Equality, Coercion, Culture and Social Norms pp. 139-163: Richard J. Arneson
Responsibility for Past Injustice: How to Shift the Burden pp. 165-190: Chandran Kukathas
Reward and Responsibility: How Should We be Affected when Others Change their Effort? pp. 191-211: Alexander Cappelen and Bertil Tungodden
Mill's `Socialism' pp. 213-238: Dale E. Miller
The Impossibility of Rational Politics? pp. 239-263: Peter Stone
The Public Goods Rationale for Government and the Circularity Problem pp. 265-277: Tyler Cowen and Gregory Kavka

Constitutional Quandaries and Critical Elections pp. 5-36: Norman Schofield
Political Obligation and Military Service in Three Countries pp. 37-62: George Klosko, Michael Keren and Stacy Nyikos
On the Counterfactual Dimension of Negative Liberty pp. 63-92: Matthew H. Kramer
Flexible Citizenship for a Global Society pp. 93-114: Bruno Frey
Reflections on the Minimal State pp. 115-128: John Hasnas
Double-counting Inequalities pp. 129-134: Hillel Steiner
Contributors pp. 135-136: N/a

Women and the Law of Peoples pp. 283-306: Martha Nussbaum
Rawls and the Outlaws pp. 307-323: Henry Shue
Toleration and Reciprocity: Commentary on Martha Nussbaum and Henry Shue pp. 325-335: Michael Blake
Rational Aggregation pp. 337-354: Bruce Chapman
Was Mill a Liberal? pp. 355-370: Chin-Liew Ten
Contributors pp. 371-371: N/a

Capitalists Rule Ok? Some Puzzles About Power pp. 155-184: Brian Barry
Equality and Diversity pp. 185-212: Chandran Kukathas
Liberalism and the Politics of Cultural Authenticity pp. 213-236: James Johnson
Self-ownership, Marxism, and Egalitarianism pp. 237-276: Eric Mack
Contributors pp. 277-277: N/a