OUP...

While working on the project mentioned in the previous post, it's become quite saliant to me just how great OUP's collection of books on free will is:

 

Clarke, R. (2003).  Libertarian Accounts of Free Will.

Double, R. (1990).  The Nonreality of Free Will.

Fischer, J.  (2006).  My Way: Essays on Moral Responsibility.

Honderich, T. (2002).  How Free are You? 2^nd edition.

Kane, R. (1996).  The Significance of Free Will.

Kane, R. (2005).  A Contemporary Introduction to Free Will.

Kane, R. (ed.). (2005). The Oxford Handbook of Free Will.

Mele, A. (2006).  Free Will and Luck.

Mele, Al. (2009).  Effective Intentions: The Power of Conscious Will.

O'Connor, T. (2000).  Persons and Causes: The Metaphysics of Free Will.

Pink, T. (2004).  Free Will: A Very Short Introduction. 

Strawson, G. (1991). Freedom and Belief.

van Inwagen, P. (1983).  An Essay on Free Will.

Watson, G. (ed.). (2003). Free Will (Oxford Readings in Philosophy).

Wolf, S. (1990).  Freedom Within Reason.

 

Granted, this list isn't exhaustive of OUP's collection, and there are quite a few great books on the topic published by other presses.  But I find this a very impressive set of books for one press to have published.