Table of Contents

Gregory Klass: Introduction
Part I: Theoretical Approaches
1: Charles Fried: The Ambitions of Contract as Promise
2: Randy E. Barnett: Contract is not Promise; Contract is Consent
3: Joseph Raz: Is There a Reason to Keep a Promise?
4: Daniel Owens: Does a Promise Transfer a Right?
5: Dori Kimel: Personal Autonomy and Change of Mind in Promise and in Contract
6: J.E. Penner: Promises, Agreements, and Contracts
7: Charlie Webb: Contract as Fact and as Reason
8: Liam Murphy: The Practice of Promise and Contract
9: Avery W. Katz: Economic Foundations of Contract Law
10: Aditi Bagchi: Distributive Justice and Contract
Part II: Doctrinal Analysis
11: Margaret Jane Radin: 1. An Analytic Framework for Legal Evaluation of Boilerplate
12: Lisa Bernstein: Merchant Law in a Modern Economy
13: Daniel Markovits: Good Faith as Contract's Core Value
14: Mindy Chen-Wishart: The Nature of Vitiating Factors in Contract Law
15: George Letsas and Prince Saprai: Mitigation, Fairness and Contract Law
16: Stephen A. Smith: Remedies for Breach of Contract: One Principle or Two?
17: Gregory Klass: Efficient Breach

About the Author

Edited by Gregory Klass, Professor of Law, Georgetown University Law Centre, George Letsas, Reader in Philosophy of Law and Human Rights, Faculty of Laws, University College London, and Prince Saprai, Lecturer, Faculty of Laws, University College Londo.Contributors: Aditi Bagchi is Associate Professor of Law at Fordham University School of Law. Randy E. Barnett is Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory at Georgetown University Law Center. Lisa Bernstein is Wilson-Dickenson Professor of Law at the University of Chicago Law School. Mindy
Chen-Wishart is Reader in Contract Law and Fellow and Tutor in Law at
Merton College, University of Oxford, and Professor of Law at the
National University of Singapore. Charles Fried is Beneficial Professor of Law at Harvard University Law School. Avery W. Katz is Milton Handler Professor of Law at Columbia University Law
School.Dori Kimel is Reader in Legal Philosophy and Fellow and Tutor in Law at New College, University of Oxford. Gregory Klass is Professor of Law at Georgetown University Law Center. George Letsas is Reader in Philosophy of Law and Human Rights at University College London Faculty of Laws. Daniel Markovits is Guido Calabresi Professor of Law at Yale Law School.Liam Murphy is Herbert Peterfreund Professor of Law and Professor of Philosophy at New York University School of Law. David Owens is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Reading Department of Philosophy.James E. Penner is Professor of Law at the National University of Singapore. Margaret Jane Radin is Henry King Ransom Professor
of Law at the University of Michigan School of Law, and Distinguished Research Scholar, University of Toronto Faculty of Law. Joseph
Raz is Thomas M. Macioce Professor of Law at Columbia University Law
School, and Research Professor at King's College London Dickson Poon
School of Law. Prince Saprai is a Lecturer at University College London Faculty of Laws. Stephen A. Smith is James McGill Professor at McGill University Faculty of Law.Charlie Webb is an Associate Professor at London School of Economics and Political Science Department of Law. 

Reviews

...[T]his superb book makes an exceptionally valuable contribution to the scholarship of this complex and fascinating area. No serious law library should be without it.
*Greg Gordon, Edinburgh Law Review*

Anyone interested in theoretical discussions of contract law would be well advised to read this book... the book offers a treasure of scholarly material to satisfy a wide range of interests... Philosophical Foundations of Contract Law is exemplary in the consistently high quality of the pieces, from first to last.
*Brian Bix, Cambridge Law Journal*