1. Social Beings
Introduction
1.1 Social Needs
1.2 Empirical Arguments
1.3 Phenomenological Arguments
1.4 Respect-Based Arguments
1.5 Social Needs versus Social Desires
Conclusion
2. Social Deprivation
Introduction
2.1 What Is Social Deprivation?
2.2 The Neglect of the Right against Social Deprivation
2.3 The Human Right against Social Deprivation
2.4 Arguments for the Human Right against Social Deprivation
2.5 Duty-Bearers
2.6 Objections

Conclusion
3. Sustaining Others
Introduction
3.1 The Need to Sustain
3.2 Social Abilities
3.3 Social Opportunities
3.4 Social Connections
3.5 Indirect Victims
3.6 The Darker Side of Our Need to Sustain
Conclusion
4. Interactional Freedom
Introduction
4.1 The Nature of Interactional Freedom
4.2 The Value of Interactional Freedom
Conclusion
5. Dilemmas of Sociability
Introduction
5.1 The Value of Associational Freedom_ Exclusivity
5.2 What If Everyone Did That?
5.3 Three Negative Dilemmas
5.4 Three Positive Dilemmas
5.5 Social Attitudes

Conclusion
6. Associational Freedom
Introduction
6.1 Moral Permissions
6.2 Morally Wrong Associations
6.3 Moral Claim-Rights
Conclusion
7. Moral Messiness
Introduction: Three Stories
7.1 Moral Messiness
7.2 Piggybackers versus Parasites
7.3 Why Moral Messiness Is a Problem
7.4 Possible Solutions
Conclusion
8. Segregation
Introduction
8.1 The Language We Use
8.2 The People We Incarcerate
8.3 The Harms of Segregation
8.4 Forfeited Rights and Infringed Rights
8.5 Objections
Conclusion.