Volume 1: Part 1 The role and limits of contract law: what price contract? - an essay in perspective, Karl N. Llewellyn; the limits of cognition and the limits of contract, Melvin Aron Eisenberg; the sound of silence - default rules and contractual consent, Randy E. Barnett; contract versus contractarianism - the regulatory role of contract law, Jean Braucher; a comment on the jurisprudence of the uniform commercial code, Richard Danzig; non-contractual relations in business - a preliminary study, Stewart Macaulay. Part 2 Philosophy and history: promises in morality and in law, Joseph Raz; a theory of coercion, A.M. Honore; innovation in 19th-century contract law, A.W.B. Simpson. Part 3 Economic analysis: contract remedies, renegotiation and the theory of efficient breach, Richard Craswell; contract law in the welfare state - a defence of unconscionability doctrine, usury laws and related limitations on the freedom to contract, Eric A. Posner; the strategic structure of offer and acceptance - game theory and the law of contract formation, Avery Wiener Katz. Volume 2: Part 1 Default rules and relational contracts: filling gaps in incomplete contracts - a economic theory of default rules, Ian Ayres and Robert Gertner; principles of relational contracts, Charles J. Goetz and Robert E. Scott; relational contracts in the courts - an analysis of incomplete agreements and judicial strategies, Alan Schwartz; contracts - adjustment of long-term economic relations under classical, neoclassical and relational contract law, Ian R. Macneil. Part 2 Critical perspectives: our case law of contract -offer and acceptance, II, Karl N. Llewellyn; bargaining, duress and economic liberty, Robert L. Hale; contract as thing, Arthur A. Leff; unfreezing legal reality - critical approaches to law, Robert Gordon; alchemical notes - reconstructing ideals from deconstructed rights, Patricia J. Williams; the gendered origins of the Lumley Doctrine - binding men's consciences and women's fidelity, Lea S. VanderVelde.
