Table of Contents

I. Eunomics: The Theory of Good Order and Workable Social Arrangements Means and Ends II. The Principles and Forms of Social Order Two Principles of Human Association The Forms and Limits of Adjudication Mediation—Its Forms and Functions The Implicit Laws of Lawmaking The Role of Contract in the Ordering Processes of Society Generally Irrigation and Tyranny Human Interaction and the Law III.Legal Philosophy, Legal Education, and the Practice of Law The Needs of American Legal Philosophy The Lawyer as an Architect of Social Structures On Legal Education Philosophy for the Practicing Lawyer The Case Against Freedom

About the Author

Kenneth Winston is Lecturer in Ethics and Assistant to the Dean for Special Projects on International Ethics and Diversity,at the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.