Coercion

Princeton University Press (1990)
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9781400859290   1400859298   0691023220   9780691637143   0691637148   9780691077598   0691077592   0691608741

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Acknowledgments.  (pages xiii-2)Alan Wertheimer
Contents.Alan Wertheimer
Preface.  (pages xi-xii)Alan Wertheimer
One. Introduction.  (pages 3-16)Alan Wertheimer
Two. Contracts.  (pages 19-53)Alan Wertheimer
Three. Torts: Assumed risk and informed consent.  (pages 54-70)Alan Wertheimer
Four. Marriage, adoption, and Wills.  (pages 71-89)Alan Wertheimer
Five. Blackmail and coercive speech.  (pages 90-103)Alan Wertheimer
Six. Confessions and searches.  (pages 104-121)Alan Wertheimer
Seven. Plea bargaining.  (pages 122-143)Alan Wertheimer
Eight. Duress and necessity as defenses in the criminal law.  (pages 144-169)Alan Wertheimer
Nine. Coercion and the law: Conclusion.  (pages 170-176)Alan Wertheimer
Ten. The language of coercion.  (pages 179-191)Alan Wertheimer
Eleven. No choice.  (pages 192-201)Alan Wertheimer
Twelve. Coercive proposals: I.  (pages 202-221)Alan Wertheimer
Thirteen. Coercive proposals: II.  (pages 222-241)Alan Wertheimer
Fourteen. Morality, intentionality, and freedom.  (pages 242-266)Alan Wertheimer
Fifteen. From coercive proposals to coercion.  (pages 267-286)Alan Wertheimer
Sixteen. Coercion and voluntariness.  (pages 287-306)Alan Wertheimer
Seventeen. Conclusion.  (pages 307-310)Alan Wertheimer
Index.  (pages 311-319)Alan Wertheimer

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