Vulnerability : Reflections on a New Ethical Foundation for Law and Politics (Paperback, New ed)

Chapter 1 Introduction Vulnerability as Heuristic?An Invitation to Future Exploration, Martha Albertson Fineman, Anna Grear; Chapter 1a Equality, Autonomy, and the Vulnerable Subject in Law and Politics, Martha Albertson Fineman; Chapter 2 Kierkegaard and Vulnerability, Alison Assiter; Chapter 3 Vulnerability, Advanced Global Capitalism and Co-symptomatic Injustice: Locating the Vulnerable Subject, Anna Grear; Chapter 4 Vulnerability and the Liberal Order, Sean Coyle; Chapter 5 More than Utopia, Morgan Cloud; Chapter 6 After the Storm: The Vulnerability and Resilience of Locally Owned Business, Susan S. Kuo, Benjamin Means; Chapter 7 Housing the Vulnerable Subject: The English Context, Helen Carr; Chapter 8 Assisted Reproductive Technology Provision and the Vulnerability Thesis: From the UK to the Global Market, Rachel Anne Fenton; Chapter 9 A Quiet Revolution: Vulnerability in the European Court of Human Rights, Alexandra Timmer; Chapter 10 Animals as Vulnerable Subjects: Beyond Interest-convergence, Hierarchy, and Property, Ani B. Satz;