Vol. 151 No. 3, January 2003

Index

• Preferences and rational choice: new perspectives and legal implications.
• The domain of preference.
• Paradoxes of the safe society: a rational actor approach to the reconceptualization of risk and the reformation of risk regulation.
• Takeover defense when financial markets are (only) relatively efficient.
• Will as international bargaining: implications for rationality.
• Before and after: temporal anomalies in legal doctrine.
• Can utilitarianism justify legal rights with moral force?
• Prudence and constitutional rights.
• Is risk a harm?
• Beyond the precautionary principle.
• Trust, guilt, and securities regulation.
• The jurisprudence of greed.
• Value analysis of political behavior - self-interested, moralistic, altruistic, moral.
• Rational choice and categorical reason.
• Regulation for conservatives: behavioral economics and the case for "asymmetric paternalism".
• The puzzle of "ex ante efficiency": does rational approvability have moral weight?