Introduction
George L. Priest and Richard A. Epstein

The Invention of Enterprise Liability: A Critical History of the Intellectual Foundations of Modern Tort Law
George L. Priest

The Intellectual Development of Modern Products Liability Law: A Comment on Priest's View of the Cathedral's Foundations
David G. Owen

A Positive Economic Analysis of Products Liability
William M. Landes and Richard A. Posner

Comments on Landes and Posner: A Positive Economic Analysis of Products Liability
Patricia Danzon

Comment on Landes and Posner
Malcolm E. Wheeler

Four Tests for Liability in Torts
Guido Calabresi and Alvin K. Klevorick

Comment on Calabresi and Klevorick's "Four Tests for Liability in Torts"
John Prather Brown

Indeterminate Risk and Tort Reform: Comment on Calabresi and Klevorick
Robert L. Rabin

Products Liability as an Insurance Market
Richard A. Epstein

Comments on Epstein
Samuel A. Rea Jr.

Comment on Epstein
Michael J. Trebilcock

The Insurance Justification and Private Law
Ernest J. Weinrib

Products Liability, Corporate Structure, and Bankruptcy: Toxic Substances and the Remote Risk Relationship
Alan Schwartz

Defective Warnings, Remote Causes, and Bankruptcy: Comment on Schwartz
Robert D. Cooter

Tort Standards and Jury Decisions
James K. Hammitt, Stephen J. Carroll, and Daniel A. Relles

Directions in Contemporary Products Liability Scholarship
Gary T. Schwartz

Probabilistic Causation and Compensation for Tortious Risk
Glen O. Robinson

Why Courts? Comment on Robinson
E. Donald Elliott

On the Financing of Compensation Systems
Richard A. Schmalz