Vol. 40 No. 3, March 1999

Index

• Introduction: reconstructing liberalism.
• Coercing privacy.
• Reconstructive tasks for a liberal feminist conception of privacy.
• Reflections on coercing privacy.
• From autonomy to agency: feminist perspectives on self-direction.
• Autonomy and agency.
• Oppression, lies, and the dream of autonomy.
• Expressive liberty, moral pluralism, political pluralism: three sources of liberal theory.
• Reconstructing Galston's conception of state neutrality.
• Devlin was right: law and the enforcement of morality.
• Moral reasons and the limitation of liberty.
• Crimes against autonomy: Gerald Dworkin on the enforcement of morality.
• Wireless facilities are a towering problem: how can local zoning boards make the call without violating section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996?
• Waiver of the right to appeal sentencing in plea agreements with the federal government.