SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY & POLICY CENTER

Social Philosophy & Policy 29:1 (Winter 2012)

New Essays in Political and Social Philosophy

Contents

-Andrew Altman, "Genocide and Crimes Against Humanity: Dispelling the Conceptual Fog"

-Jason Brennan, "Political Liberty: Who Needs It?"

-Gerald Dworkin, "Harm and the Volenti Principle"

-Lloyd P. Gerson, "Who Owns What? Some Reflections on the Foundation of Political Philosophy"

-Donald C. Hubin, "Human Reproductive Interests: Puzzles at the Periphery of the Property Paradigm"

-Michael S. Moore, "Responsible Choices, Desert-Based Legal Institutions, and the Challenges of Contemporary Neuroscience"

-Christopher W. Morris, "State Coercion and Force"

-Anthony O'Hear, "Education and the Modern State"

-Fernando R. Tesón, "Why Free Trade is Required by Justice"

-John Tomasi, "Democratic Legitimacy and Economic Liberty"

-Steven Wall, "Rescuing Justice from Equality"

-Christopher Heath Wellman, "Reinterpreting Rawls's The Law of Peoples"

-Matt Zwolinski, "Structural Exploitation"

Social Philosophy & Policy 29:2 (Summer 2012)

Natural Rights Individualism and Progressivism in American Political Philosophy

Contents

-James W. Ceaser, "The Progressive Critique of Natural Rights"

-Eldon J. Eisenach, "Some Second Thoughts on Progressivism and Rights"

-James W. Ely, Jr., "The Progressive Era Assault on Individualism and Property Rights"

-Eric Mack, "Scientism and the Decline of Natural Rights Thinking"

-Tiffany Jones Miller, "The Primacy of Race and Class in Progressive Thinking"

-Adam Mossoff, "Two Concepts of Value in Intellectual Property Theory"

-Ronald J. Pestritto, "Roosevelt, Wilson, and the Democratic Theory of National Progressivism"

-Paul A. Rahe, "Montesquieu's Natural Rights Constitutionalism"

-C. Bradley Thompson, "Constitutionalizing the Laws and Rights of Nature"

-Thomas G. West, "The Ground of Locke's Law of Nature"

-Craig Bryan Yirush, "Natural Rights and Duties in the American Founding"

-Michael Zuckert, "The Earliest Rawls and Progressivism"