Virginia Symposium on Political Philosophy & Private Law Available Online

The Virginia Law Review’s symposium on private law and political philosophy is now available online. Here are the downloadable papers with links:

On Belling the Cat: Rawls and Corrective Justice by Kevin Kordana & David Tabachnick

Eliminating Corrective Justice by Steven Walt

Making and Keeping Contracts by Daniel Markovits

Is As Ought: The Case of Contracts by Barbara Fried

Private Order and Public Justice: Kant and Rawls by Arthur Ripstein

Freedom and Enforcement: Comments on Ripstein by John G. Bennett

Public Legal Reason by Lawrence B. Solum

Private Law and Public Reason by George Rutherglen

The Role of Formal Contract Law and Enforcement in Economic Development by Michael Trebilcock & Jing Leng

Contract Theory On and Off the Grid by Terrance O’Reilly

Libertarianism, Utility and Economic Competition by Jonathan Wolff

Liberties and Markets by A. John Simmons

This was a very fine conference, with many interesting papers!