11 Pursuing Equality: Law as a Force for Social Change

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Preface XI
4. 1 Introduction 1
5. PART I. Desert
6. 2 Human Action and Responsibility Rules 13
7. 3 The Answering Process 42
8. 4 Case Logics: Some Determinants and Consequences 60
9. 5 Case Logics, Rule Logics, and Legal Change: The End of Negligence 89
10. PART II. Disputes
11. 6 Conflicts and Settlements: The Logic and Fairness of Bargains in a Game Theory Perspective 133
12. 7 Alternative Styles of Dispute Processing 196
13. 8 Creating New Systems: The Limits of Double Institutionalization 242
14. PART III. Distribution
15. 9 The Ends of Social Justice: John Rawls and the Distribution of Welfare 279
16. 10 Corporate Actors and Social Justice: Business Corporations, Labor Unions, and the Problems of Collective Action 306
17. 11 Pursuing Equality: Law as a Force for Social Change 352
18. 12 Law Application and the Possibility of Autonomy 401
19. 13 Styles of Law and the Attainment of Social Justice 428
20. 14 The Seamless Web: The Legal Order and Modern Society 476
21. Bibliography 487
22. List of Cases 506
23. Acknowledgments 511
24. Index 513