Introduction
Part I. Exploitation: 1. Exploitation, alternatives, and socialism
2. Property relations vs. surplus value in Marxian exploitation
3. Should Marxists be interested in exploitation?
4. What is exploitation? Reply to Jeffrey Reiman
5. Second thoughts on property relations and exploitation
Part II. Equality of Resources: 6. Equality of talent
7. Egalitarianism, responsibility, and information
8. A pragmatic theory of responsibility for the egalitarian planner
Part III. Bargaining Theory and Justice: 9. The mismarriage of bargaining theory and distributive justice
10. A challenge to Neo-Lockeanism
11. Informational complexity in axiomatic models: benefits and costs
12. Distributing health: the allocation of resources by an international agency
Part IV. Public Ownership and Socialism: 13. On public ownership
14. The morality and efficiency of market socialism
15. A future for socialism.
