Risks and Wrongs

Jules L. Coleman

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Preface Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. The Market Paradigm: 1. Rationality and cooperation 2. Competition and cooperation 3. Law and markets 4. Efficiency and market failure Part II. Safeguard and Risks: 5. The rational agreement 6. Safeguarding 7. Calculus and contexts 8. Filling in the gaps 9. From contracts to torts Part III. Rectifiable Wrongs: 10. The goals of tort law 11. Fault and strict liability 12. The ecomomic analysis of torts 13. Reciprocity of risk 14. Causation, responsibility, and strict liability 15. Liability and recovery 16. The mixed conception of corrective justice 17. Wrongfulness 18. Corrective justice and tort law 19. Justifiable departures from corrective justice 20. Product liability 21. Liberalism revisited Notes Index.

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