Right or Seemly?

Ken Binmore

ELSE working papers from ESRC Centre on Economics Learning and Social Evolution

Abstract: This paper suggests that rights are best seen as being part of the description of a social state rather than as constituents of the mechanism by means of which society selects a social state. A theory of this kind is outlined in which a social state is modeled as an equilibrium in the game of life played by the citizens of a society.

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