Biography
Nozick's life
Nozick's approach to philosophy
Critical exposition
The moral foundation
Rights considered as side constraints
The basis of libertarian side constraints
Against anarchy
State of nature theorizing
From anarchy to the minimal state
Nothing more than the minimal state
Theories of justice
Against patterns
Moral luck, equality and entitlements
The minimal state as an inspiring utopia
The best possible world
Individuality, diversity and the minimal state
Beyond anarchy, state, and utopia
Reception and influence
Critique of rights-based libertarianism
Against the legitimate state
More than the minimal state?
Problems with the meta-utopia
Relevance
Rights-based libertarianism
Taking anarchism seriously
Justice and entitlements
The meta-utopia.