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1. The constitutional imperative;
2. The contractarian vision;
3. The myth of benevolence;
4. Modelling the individual for constitutional analysis;
5. Time, temptation, and the constrained future;
6. Politics without rules, I: Time and non-constrained collective action;
7. rules and justice;
8. Politics without rules, II: Distributive justice and distributive politics;
9. Is constitutional revolution possible in democracy?
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Ezekiel Sabbath
reviewed The Reason of Rules: Constitutional Political Economy on June 20, 2018
The Reason of Rules: Constitutional Political Economy
This book is a useful introduction and overview to Buchananite constitutional political economy. It lays out the principles of Buchanan's system, including methodological individualism, the unanimity rule, and contracting behind a veil of uncertainty, in a manner approachable to the economics layperson. Buchanan also addresses some concerns regarding his system which provide some context for the system outline, and speculates on the applicability of the system to the real world.
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