Contents
- Introduction
- Losing is Winning
- Parades: Recreation of Speech?
- For or against Welfare Enemies of Allies?
- Which Came First-The Problem or the Solution?
- Babies: Product or Service?
- PART I: POLITICS
- Chapter 1: The Market and the Polis
- Community
- Public Interest
- Commons Problems
- Influence
- Cooperation
- Loyalty
- Groups
- Information
- Passion
- Power
- PART II: GOALS
- Chapter 2: Equity
- The Dimensions of Equality
- The Arguments for Equality
- Chapter 3: Efficiency
- What is Efficiency?
- Markets and Efficiency
- Challenges from the Market
- Challenges from the Polis
- The Equality-Efficiency Trade-Off
- Chapter 4: Security
- Dimensions of Need
- Needs in the Polis
- The Security-Efficiency Trade-Off
- Chapter 5: Liberty
- Liberty in the Polis
- The Liberty-Security Trade-Off: Two Dilemmas
- The Liberty-Equality Trade-Off
- PART III: PROBLEMS
- Chapter 6: Symbols
- Stories
- Synechdoches
- Metaphors
- Ambiguity
- Chapter 7: Numbers
- Numbers as Metaphors
- Numbers as Norms and Symbols
- The Hidden Stories in Numbers
- Making Numbers in the Polis
- Chapter 8: Causes
- Causal Stories As Problem Definition
- Making Causes in the Polis
- Using Causes in the Polis
- Chapter 9: Interests
- Concepts of "Interests"
- Making Interest in the Polis
- How Issues and Interests Define Each Other
- Chapter 10: Decisions
- The Concept of Rational Decision Making
- Decisions in the Polis
- PART IV: SOLUTIONS
- Chapter 11: Inducements
- The Theory of Inducements
- Making Inducements in the Polis
- Chapter 12: Rules
- How a Rule Works
- In Search of Good Rules
- Making Rules in the Polis
- Chapter 13: Facts
- The Two Faces of Persuasion
- Making Facts in the Polis
- Chapter 14: Rights
- How Legal Rights Work: The Ways and Tastes of a Magistrate
- Making Rights in the Polis: The Normative
- Basis of Legal Rights
- Making Rights in the Polis: The Political Basis of Legal Rights
- Do Rights Work?
- Chapter 15: Powers
- Changing the Membership
- Changing the Size
- Changing Federalism
- Conclusion: Political Reason
- Metaphoric versus Calculating Reason
- Political Reasoning as Strategic Representation
- Policy Paradoxes as Boundary Tensions
- The Value of Political Reason
- Appendix: Policy Paradox in Action
- Affirmative Action
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