TOWARD A POST-MARKET SOCIETY -- TOWARD A POST-MARKET SOCIETY -- LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION -- COMMON ILLUSIONS -- A NEW LOGIC -- A NEW COLLABORATION -- ECONOMICS AND SOLIDARITY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 2: THE SOCIOLOGICAL TRADITION, REALISM, AND SOCIAL CONTROL -- INTRODUCTION -- THE FRENCH TRADITION -- THE HOBBESIAN PROBLEM REVISITED -- IMMIGRANTS BEWARE! -- REALISM UNDER SIEGE -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 3: NEO-LIBERALISM AND THE MARKET SOCIETY -- INTRODUCTION -- HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF NEO-LIBERALISM -- NEO-LIBERALISM AND MARKET FUNDAMENTALISM -- NEOLIBERALISM, HUMAN NATURE, AND THE EROSION OF "THE SOCIAL" -- NEO-LIBERALISM AND FREEDOM -- NEO-LIBERAL DEMOCRACY -- THE END OF NEO-LIBERALISM? -- CONCLUSION: BREAKING FROM "CONVENIENT CYNICISM:" BEYOND ABSTRACT REALISM AND THE MARKET SOCIETY -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 4: THE KEYNESIAN REVOLUTION: MARKET RATIONALITY AND SOCIALLY SENSITIVE ECONOMICS -- INTRODUCTION -- REASON, MODERNITY AND THE MARKET -- KEYNES AND THE MARKET: THE IRRATIONALITYOF RATIONAL SYSTEMS -- THE GOLD STANDARD -- INTERNATIONAL TRADE -- DOMESTIC EMPLOYMENT MARKETS -- INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKETS -- KEYNESIAN REVOLUTION: SOCIALLY SENSITIVE ECONOMICS -- BEYOND MARKET PAROCHIALISM -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 5: RAWLS' PROPERTY-OWNING DEMOCRACY -- INTRODUCTION -- RAWLSIAN FOUNDATIONS -- THE MARKET: VALUES AND LIMITATIONS -- RAWLSIAN POST-MARKET SOCIETY -- MARKETS AND JUSTICE -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 6: THE MODERN WORLD AND THE "TOTAL MARKET" -- THE FLATTENED WORLD OF THE TOTAL MARKET -- A POST-UTOPIAN CAPITALISM -- THE METAPHYSICS OF THE TOTAL MARKET -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 7: THE URGENT NEED FOR POST-MARKET ETHICS -- WHY POST-MARKET ETHICS? -- GLOBALIZATION AND THE RISEOF NEOLIBERAL ETHICS.

NEOLIBERAL ETHICS: POWER AND DOMINATION -- REPLACING NEOLIBERAL ETHICS OF VIOLENCE WITH ETHICS OF PEACE -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 8: BEYOND INDIVIDUALISM AND COLLECTIVISM: A NEW BASIS FOR ORDER -- INTRODUCTION -- ONTOLOGICAL DEBATE -- MODERN SUBJECT -- PROGRESS -- A WAY OUT -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 9: BLIND SPOTS IN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND LIBERATION -- KNOWLEDGE AND DOMINATION -- KEY IDEAS -- GUIDES TO LIVING AND ACTION -- SLAVERY IN A BLIND SPOT -- RACE IN SOCIOLOGY'S BLIND SPOT -- INSTITUTIONALIZED LIBERATION -- THE OPTION FOR THE POOR -- BLINDING ORTHODOXY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 10: PHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTION, SELF-MANAGEMENT, AND THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE MARKET -- INTRODUCTION -- PHILOSOPHY AND THE ECONOMY -- THE MARKET AND ALIENATION -- RADICAL REFLECTION AND CHANGE -- PARTICIPATORY ECONOMICS -- ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY -- CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- Chapter 11: CONCLUSION -- REFERENCES -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX.