The Social Contract

1-02 - Primitive Societies

1-03 - The Right of the Strongest

1-04 - Slavery

1-05 - That It Is Always Necessary To Go Back To A First Convention

1-06 - The Social Pact

1-07 - The Sovereign

1-08 - The Civil State

1-09 - Real Property

2-01 - That Sovereignty is inalienable

2-02 - That Soverignty is indivisible

2-03 - Whether the General Will can err

2-04 - The limits of the sovereign power

2-05 - The Right of Life and Death

2-06 - The Law

2-07 - The Legislator

2-08 - The People

2-09 - The People (continued)

2-10 - The People (continued)

2-11 - The Different Systems of legislation

2-12 - Division of the Laws

3-01 - Government in General

3-02 - The Principle Which Constitutes the Different Forms of Government

3-03 - Classification of Governments

3-04 - Democracy

3-05 - Aristocracy

3-06 - Monarchy

3-07 - Mixed Governments

3-08 - That every form of government is not fit for every country

3-09 - The Marks of a good Government

3-10 - The Abuse of the Government and its tendency to degenerate

3-11 - The Dissolution of the Body Politic

3-12 - How the sovereign Authority is Maintained

3-13 - How the sovereign Authority is Maintained (continued)

3-14 - How the sovereign Authority is Maintained (continued)

3-15 - Deputies or Representatives

3-16 - That the Institution of the Government is not a contract

3-17 - The Institution of the Government

3-18 - Means of Preventing Usurpations of the Government

4-01 - That the General Will is indestructible

4-02 - Voting

4-03 - Elections

4-04 - The Roman Comitia

4-05 - The Tribuneship

4-06 - The Dictatorship

4-07 - The Censorship

4-08 - Civil Religion

4-09 - Conclusion