Rationality, Democracy, and Justice - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-x

Preface

pp xi-xvi

Part I - Jon Elster’s Social and Political Thought

pp 1-18

1 - The Road toward Disillusion

pp 3-18

Part II - Rationality and Collective Action

pp 19-82

2 - Why It’s Rational to Vote

pp 21-49

3 - How Countries Can Negotiate to Allocate Greenhouse-Gas Emissions

pp 50-58

4 - On Irreversible Harm (with Special Reference to Climate Change)

pp 59-82

Part III - Political and Social Norms

pp 83-142

5 - Flexible and Rigid Constitutions

pp 85-96

6 - What Makes People Tip

pp 97-114

7 - A Social-Psychological Theory for Female Suicide Bombings

pp 115-142

Part IV - Democracy and Constitution Making

pp 143-188

8 - Decoding the Genesis of Political Order

pp 145-167

9 - Enfranchisement and Constitution Making

pp 168-188

Part V - Transitional Justice

pp 189-220

10 - Compensation and Land Restitution in Transitions from War to Peace

pp 191-220

Part VI - The Social Sciences

pp 221-248

11 - Jon Elster and the Social Sciences*

pp 223-248

Part VII - Discussion

pp 249-278

12 - Comments

pp 251-278

Index

pp 279-286