Introduction: politics, universals, knowledge claims, and methods Part I. The Logic of Collective Action: 1. Voluntary contributions and collective action 2. Going beyond the prisoner dilemma 3. Collective action applications to and beyond democratic politics Part II. Collective Choice: 4. Individual to collective choice in one dimensional politics 5. Individual to collective choice more generally Part III. Political Institutions and Quality Outcomes: 6. Political necessity and the tethering of leaders 7. A few institutional pitfalls Part IV. Social Justice, Choice, and Welfare: 8. The general problem of collective welfare and choice 9. Voting rules 10. Social welfare and social justice: a partial integration Conclusion: 11. Questions and lessons.
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