'The great strength of Enterprise Liability and the Common Law is its clear-eyed account of the implications of a firm commitment to enterprise liability, as opposed to fault liability. Upon reading it, one is compelled to ask oneself just how firm that commitment ought to be.' Alistair Price, The Cambridge Law Journal
1. Introduction; 2. The reception of Bazley; 3. Enterprise risk; 4. The risk and the individual; 5. The enterprise; 6. The borrowed employee; 7. Independent contractors; 8. Transferring the burden: the employer's right of indemnity; 9. Risk and the employment relationship; 10. Enforcement of the employment contract; 11. Enterprise liability and non-delegable duties; 12. Fundamental obligations; 13. Concluding remarks.