1. Why all welfare states (including laissez-faire ones) are unreasonable
2. Measuring opportunity: toward a contractarian measure of individual interest
3. Deontic restrictions are not agent-relative restrictions
4. Why even egalitarians should favor market health insurance
5. Affirmative action and the demands of justice
6. The dual role of property rights in protecting broadcast speech
7. Regulation of foods and drugs and libertarian ideals: perspectives of a fellow-traveler
8. Profit: the concept and its moral features
9. Natural property rights: where they fail
10. Toward a libertarian theory of class
11. Libertarianism as if (the other 99 percent of) people mattered
12. On the failure of libertarianism to capture the Popular Imagination
13. Imitations of libertarian thought.
