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(The more book chapters I dig up, the more convinced I am that book chapters are a mutual back-scratching racket between publishers & authors to pad the latter's CVs while funneling university library cash to the former, and no one is expected to actually 𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘥 these.)
Heh. Except, I'm pretty sure, most authors are writing out of a sense of guilt / obligation to friends who are editing said volumes. They're rarely read, with a few spectacular exceptions.
They certainly are cliquey, that's true. 'Round up the usual suspects'...
I have a soft spot for Feynman's book chapter about negative probabilities, which inspired my undergrad thesis. Don't immediately see his paper online, or I'd link. Well worth a read.
Here 'tis, in preprint form: http://cds.cern.ch/record/154856/files/pre-27827.pdf?version=1 …
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