Draft
Introduction
I: Gypsy
Law
II: The Amish
III: Jewish Law
IV: Islamic Law
V: Embedded and Polylegal
Systems
VI: When God is the
Legislator
VII: "Private
Creation
and
Enforcement
of
Law" [Article to be turned into a chapter]
VIII: Somali Law
IX: Making
Sense of English Law Enforcement in the Eighteenth
Century [Article to be turned into a chapter]
X:Athenian
Law: The Work of a Mad Economist
XII: Enforcing Rules
XIII: Incentive to Enforce
XIV: Chinese Law
XVI: Making Law
XVI: Guarding
the Guardians.
This book draft is webbed
for comments: ddfr@daviddfriedman.com
As you can see, the
present organization mixes chapters on legal systems with thread
chapters (boldfaced above), chapters discussing issues that run through
multiple legal systems. I have tried to arrange things so that each
thread chapter comes after the system chapters to which it is most
relevant.
I would be interested in
hearing, from anyone who has read through the draft, whether he thinks
it would work better if arranged as all of the system chapters followed
by all of the thread chapters.