Frontiers of Legal Theory by Richard A. Posner

Contents
Introduction
I - Economics
1.    The Law and Economics Movement: From Bentham to Becker
2.    The Speech Market
3.    Normative Law and Economics: From Utilitarianism to Pragmatism
II - History
4.    Law's Dependence on the Past
5.    Historicism in Legal Scholarship: Ackerman and Kahn
6.    Savigny, Holmes, and the Law and Economics of Possession
III - Psychology
7.    Emotion in Law
8.    Behavioral Law and Economics
9.    Social Norms, with a Note on Religion
IV - Epistemology
10.  Testimony
11.  The Principles of Evidence and the Critique of Adversarial Procedure
12.  The Rules of Evidence
V - Empiricism
13.  Counting, Especially Citations
Acknowledgments