Gambling and the American Moral Landscape Alan Wolfe and Erik Owens, editors Table of Contents Acknowledgements 1. Introduction Alan Wolfe and Erik Owens x xx Part I: The New Politics and Policy of Gambling 2. 3. 4. 5. Ends and Means in State Lotteries: The Importance of a Good Cause Charles T. Clotfelter and Philip J. Cook xx The Politics of Sovereignty and Public Policy Toward Gambling Michael Nelson xx Morality Policymaking and Indian Gaming: Negotiating a Different Terrain Kathryn R.L. Rand and Steven A. Light xx Gambling in the 21st Century: New Policies, Same Old Vice R. Shep Melnick xxx Part II: Individual Behavior, Social Impact 6. 7. 8. 9. Behavioral and Brain Measures of Risk-Taking Rachel T.A. Croson, James Sundali, and Matthew Fox xxx Gambling with the Family? John P. Hoffmann xxx A Neuropsychiatric Perspective on Gambling and Morality Marc Potenza xxx The Unproblematic Normalization of Gambling in America John Dombrink xxx Part III: Theology, Gambling and Risk 10. The Memory of Sin: Gambling in Jewish Law and Ethics William Galston xxx 11. Grace and Gambling Kathryn Tanner xxx 12. The Puzzling History of the Criminal Law of Gambling David A. Skeel, Jr. and William Stuntz xxx 13. Playing and Praying: (and with Apologies to Tina Turner) What’s Luck Got To Do with It? Dwayne E. Carpenter xxx Part IV: Gambling in American Culture 14. Beyond Pathology: The Cultural Meanings of Gambling T. J. Jackson Lears xxx 15. Civic Values and “Education Lotteries”: The Irony of Funding Public Education with Lottery Revenues Erik Owens xxx 16. The Tale of Two “Sins”: Regulation of Gambling and Tobacco Richard McGowan, S.J. xxx 17. The Culture War Issue that Never Was: Why the Right and Left Have Overlooked Gambling Alan Wolfe xxx Contributors xxx