Table of Contents
List of Contributors
Introduction
Daniel Matthews and Scott Veitch
Part I The Priority of Obligations
1 Dogma, or the deep rootedness of Obligation
Emilios Christodoulidis
2 Why should I listen to my conscience? Equity and the question of ontological obligation
Matt Stone
3 The Origin of Obligations: Towards a Fundamental Phenomenology of Legal and Moral Obligation
Johan van der Walt
Part II Instituting Obligations
4 On the Company’s Bounded Sense of Social Obligation
Lilian Moncrieff
5 Duty Free
Scott Veitch
6 History, Alterity and Obligation: Toward a Genealogy of the Co-operative
Tara Mulqueen
7 Sovereignty, Affect and Being-Bound
Stacy Douglas and Daniel Matthews
Part III The Force of Obligations
8 Hybrid legalities: On Obligation and Law’s Immanent Materiology
Kyle McGee
9 The Biographical Core of Law: Privacy, Personhood and the Bounds of Obligation
Marcelo Thompson
Part IV Civility, Office, and the Bonds of Community
10 Civility, Obligation and Criminal Law
Lindsay Farmer
11 Obligations of Office
Shaun McVeigh
12 Academic Freedom Academic Obligation
Carrol Clarkson
INDEX
Biography
Daniel Matthews and Scott Veitch are both based in the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong.
