In his book The Limits of Morality,

In his book The Limits of Morality, Shelly Kagan claims that contractarian
approaches to ethics are incompatible with our common, everyday, “moderate” morality.
In this thesis I defend a version of contractarianism that I believe leads to both
deontological constraints and options; i.e., to a genuinely moderate morality. On my
account, the parties to the agreement are conceived of as being motivated not only to
promote self-interest, but also to formulate a code of ethics that gives proper respect to
their moral status as persons. If such a picture of the bargainers’ motivations is
defensible, as I believe it is, then the ‘moderate’ may in fact have recourse to
contractarianism in her defense of everyday morality, for – as my thesis argues –
bargainers that are thus motivated will arrive at a moderate morality.

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his book of In The Limits Morality, Shelly Kagan
contractarian approaches to ethics claims that are incompatible with our common, everyday, "moderate" morality.
In I defend this thesis a version of contractarianism I believe that leads to both
deontological constraints and options; I. e., to a genuinely moderate morality. On
my account,The parties to the agreement are conceived of as being motivated not only to promote
self-interest, but also to formulate a code of ethics that gives proper respect to
their moral status as persons. If such a picture of the bargainers'
motivations is defensible, as I believe it is, then the 'moderate' may in fact have recourse to
contractarianism in her defense of everyday morality,- As for my thesis argues that bargainers are thus motivated -
will arrive at a moderate morality.