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In Risks and Wrongs, Jules Coleman investigates what Aquinas called "commutative justice"-the dimension of justice that arises from and governs transactions between individuals.' Aquinas' term conveniently captures the object of Coleman's inquiry because it brings concerns of justice in contracts and in torts together under a single rubric, permitting an exploration of their general similarities and specific differences.2

Risks, Wrongs, and Responsibility: Coleman's Liberal Theory of Commutative Justice