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Introduction - Vida Panitch and Elodie Bertrand   Part 1: Commodification studies: past and present   Chapter 1 Commodification: The traditional pro-market arguments - Marie Daou and Alain Marciano   Chapter 2 Classical anti-commodification arguments - Nicolas Postel and Richard Sobel   Chapter 3 Contemporary anti-commodification arguments: Market failures - Elodie Bertrand   Chapters 4 Contemporary anti-commodification arguments: Corruption, Inequality, and Justice - Vida Panitch   Chapter 5 Sociology of moral contestation of exchange institutions - Philippe Steiner   Part 2: A history of contested commodities    Chapter 6 Land - Pierre Crétois   Chapter 7 Usury and simony - Pierre Januard and André Lapidus   Chapter 8 Labour - François Vatin   Chapter 9 Gambling - Marie Trespeuch   Chapter 10 Insurance - Emily Nacol   Part 3: Contested commodities and the state   Chapter 11 Vote buying and campaign finance - Jason Brennan and Christopher Freiman   Chapter 12 Health care - L. Chad Horne   Chapter 13 Education - Harry Brighouse   Chapter 14 Security and prisons - Jonathan Peterson   Chapter 15 Cultural goods - Michael Joel Kessler   Chapter 16 Care work - Jennifer Nedelsky   Part 4: The body and intimacy as contested commodities   Chapter 17 Human organs - James Stacey Taylor   Chapter 18 Blood and Plasma - Peter M. Jaworski   Chapter 19 Gametes - Kimberley D. Krawiec   Chapter 20 Contract sex - Laurie J. Shrage   Chapter 21 Surrogacy - Stephen Wilkinson   Chapter 22 Adoption - Martha M. Ertman   Part 5: Non-human nature and environment as contested commodities   Chapter 23 Natural capital and biodiversity - John O’Neill   Chapter 24 Emission trading - Nathalie Berta   Chapter 25 Ecosystems - Julia Martin-Ortega, Paula Novo, Erik Gomez-Baggethun, Roldan Muradian, Ciaran Harte, and M. Azahara Mesa-Jurado   Chapter 26 Water - Adrian Walsh   Chapter 27 Animals - Aksel Braanen Sterri   Chapter 28 Seed - Fabien Girard, Christine Frison, and Christine Noiville   Chapter 29 Parks and forests - Catherine Larrère