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| Preface : freedom, equality, and the many futures of commodification | |
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| Introduction : the subject and object of commodification | |
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| Classic texts of commodification theory | |
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| Definitions : commodity and commodification | |
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| Commodities and the politics of value | |
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| Contested commodities : babies/parental rights and obligations | |
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| The economics of the baby shortage | |
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| In the matter of baby M | |
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| In search of Pharaoh's daughter | |
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| Johnson v. Calvert | |
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| Defaulting to freedom or to equality : treating some things as inalienable | |
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| Property rules, liability rules, and inalienability : one view of the cathedral | |
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| Contested commodities | |
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| Moore v. the regents of the University of California | |
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| Distinguishing between exchanges and gifts | |
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| The gift relationship : from human blood to social policy | |
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| Giving, trading, thieving, and trusting : how and why gifts become exchanges, and (more importantly) vice versa | |
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| Commodification and community | |
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| What money can't buy : the moral limits of markets | |
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| Community and conscription | |
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| New voices on commodification theory | |
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| Commodifying intellectual and cultural property | |
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| Culture, commodification, and native American cultural patrimony | |
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| U.S. v. Corrow | |
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| Property in personhood | |
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| Commodifying identities | |
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| Kwanzaa and the commodification of black culture | |
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| Eating the other : desire and resistance | |
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| Cities and queer space : staking a claim to global cosmopolitanism | |
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| Selling out : the gay and lesbian movement goes to market | |
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| Commodifying intimacies | |
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| Commodifying sex | |
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| "Sex in the [foreign] city" : commodification and the female sex tourist | |
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| Taking money for bodily services | |
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| The currency of sex : prostitution, law, and commodification | |
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| Commodifying care | |
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| Fore love nor money : the commodification of care | |
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| Unbending gender : why family and work conflict and what to do about it | |
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| Minnesota v. Bachmann | |
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| Commodification and women's household labor | |
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| Commodifying family relations | |
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| What's wrong with a parenthood market? : a new and improved theory of commodification | |
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| Home economics : what is the difference between a family and a corporation? | |
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| Hard bargains : the politics of sex | |
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| Commodifying bodies and body parts | |
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| A framework for reparations claims | |
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| National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA) | |
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| Increasing the supply of transplant organs : the virtues of an options market | |
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| Future markets in everything | |
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| Retheorizing commodification | |
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| To commodify or not to commodity : that is not the question | |
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| The multivalent commodity : on the supplementarity of value and values | |
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