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| List of tables and boxes | |
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| Preface | |
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| Introduction | |
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| The vice contrarian | |
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| Vice - it even sounds cool | |
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| Economics and vice and more on ketchup | |
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| The 3[fraction13] standard vice concerns | |
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| Harm reduction versus zero tolerance | |
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| Futility? | |
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| Toward a thesis | |
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| The Harm Principle | |
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| Kids | |
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| Vice lunacy | |
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| The ubiquity of harm | |
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| On Liberty on drugs | |
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| Addiction: Rational and Otherwise | |
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| Rational addiction | |
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| Time inconsistency | |
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| Dynamic inconsistency and rationality | |
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| Visceral factors | |
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| Addiction as a disease | |
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| The anti-disease view | |
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| Comparative addictiveness | |
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| Responsibility | |
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| Addiction summary | |
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| Addiction, self-control, and vice policy | |
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| Addiction and Intoxication | |
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| The Robustness Principle | |
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| Mill and addiction | |
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| The robustness principle | |
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| Harm versus robustness: the case of drugs | |
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| Comparing robustness to other vice policy regimes | |
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| Ignoring the interests of rational vice participants | |
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| Near laissez-faire | |
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| Harm minimization | |
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| Medicalization | |
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| Expedience or caprice | |
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| Robustness and the public sphere | |
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| Prohibition | |
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| Benefits of drug prohibition | |
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| A polemical case for drug prohibition (or against the legalization of cocaine and heroin) | |
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| A temperate rejoinder to some of the arguments of the prohibitionists | |
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| U.S. alcohol prohibition, 1920-1933 | |
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| Drug prohibition and policing | |
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| Prohibition and individual rights | |
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| Civil forfeiture | |
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| The budgetary costs of drug prohibition | |
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| Zero tolerance | |
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| The birth and unlamented demise of one vice prohibition: the Mann Act | |
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| Prohibition and robustness | |
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| An intemperate conclusion | |
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| Asset Forfeiture and Cruel But Usual Punishments | |
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| Taxation, Licensing, and Advertising Controls | |
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| The policy huckster | |
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| The appropriate level for a "sin tax": the case of alcohol | |
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| Externalities | |
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| Harms to self | |
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| Distributional considerations | |
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| Revenue | |
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| Sin taxes and John Stuart Mill | |
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| Sin taxes as an uneasy halfway house | |
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| Prohibition plus taxation | |
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| Replacing a prohibition with a tax | |
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| Licensing | |
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| Licensing vice consumers | |
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| Advertising | |
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| Commercial speech regulation in the United States | |
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| The Posadas case: A way ahead? | |
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| Advertising | |
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| Commercial Sex | |
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| Kids | |
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| Sex addiction | |
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| Regulating sadomasochism | |
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| Pornography | |
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| Pornography regulation in the United States | |
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| Broadcast and indecency | |
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| Robustness and pornography | |
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| Public manifestations and broadcasting | |
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| Porn in private and in production | |
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| Prostitution | |
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| The robustness principle and prostitution | |
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| Shame, vice, and the law | |
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| The interaction between legal and illegal prostitution | |
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| Coercion and trafficking | |
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| A table in lieu of conclusions | |
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| Nude Dancing and Sodomy | |
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| The Internet and Vice | |
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| Vice on the Web? | |
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| Vice and the Web | |
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| Filtering web content | |
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| Gambling | |
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| Internet gambling | |
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| Internet gambling regulation in die United States | |
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| Robustness and internet gambling | |
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| Britain and gambling: toward robustness | |
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| Prostitution and the web | |
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| Robustness and Internet prostitution | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| Pornography and the Internet | |
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| Free Trade and Federalism | |
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| Pre-prohibition: U.S. interstate alcohol trafficking | |
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| Post-prohibition: U.S. internet wine sales | |
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| Alcohol in the European Union | |
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| Other vices in the EU: cannabis, snus, and gambling | |
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| The World Trade Organization and Internet gambling | |
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| Global governance: the United Nations drug conventions | |
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| Why vice should win...and why the victory must be limited | |
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| Medical Marijuana | |
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| Conclusions | |
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| A robust approach to a new vice | |
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| A robust conclusion | |
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| Vice Statistics | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |