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Acknowledgments
Contributors
Introduction
PETER BENSON
1 Two Economic Theories of Enforcing Promises
RICHARD CRASWELL
¢ñ.Preliminary Matters
¢ò.Enforcement as Performance
¢ó.Enforcement as Incentives
¢ô.Implications of the Distinction
¢õ.Conclusion
2 The Scope and Limits of Legal Paternalism: Altruism and Coercion in Family Financial Arrangements
MICHAEL J. TREBILCOCK AND STEVEN ELLIOTT
¢ñ.Introduction
¢ò.Private Ordering and Family Financial Arrangements
¢ó.Contract Failure in the Family Setting
¢ô.The Functions and Efficacy of Independent Advice
¢õ.Specifying the Gatekeeper Duties of Lenders
¢ö.Conclusion: The Scope and Limits of Legal Paternalism
3 Promises and Contracts
T. M. SCANLON
¢ñ.Introduction
¢ò.Manipulation and Regard for Expectations
¢ó.Fidelitv and the Value of Assurance
¢ô.Contracts and Enforceability
¢õ.Voluntariness
¢ö.Conclusion
4 The Unity of Contract Law
5 The Theory of Contracts
6 Contract Law in the Aristotelian Tradition
Index