Including the introduction by Edward Stringham, Anarchy, State, and Public Choice contains eighteen essays. Five of them—by Winston Bush, Gordon Tulloch, J. Patrick Gunning, James Buchanan, and Thomas Hogarty—are from the volume Explorations in the Theory of Anarchy, edited by Gordon Tulloch (Blacksburg, Va.: Center for the Study of Public Choice, 1972). Two more reprints in the book are essays by Thomas Hogarty and Laurence Moss from the volumeFurther Explorations in the Theory of Anarchy, edited by Gordon Tulloch (Blacksburg, Va.: Center for the Study of Public Choice, 1974). The current volume also contains original work in response to six of these articles (with the exception of the article by Moss, which reviews the history of private-property anarchism in the United States) and four other original articles. Sixteen of the articles are nonmathematical. Each original article is followed by an extended rejoinder. The volume concludes with four capstone articles.