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Property law
In Dennis M. Patterson (ed.), A Companion to Philosophy of Law and Legal Theory. Blackwell. pp. 7–28 (1996)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Analytical Issues The Need for Justification Justificatory Theories References.Author's Profile
Areas of Law ‐ Property Law philosophical thought about law of property ‐ two issues concepts in property law ‐ “private property” “ownership” and “thing” and normative or justificatory issues “private property” and “ownership” ‐ risk of oversimplifying complexities of property law third sort of intangibility ‐ “reification” of legal relationships themselves material chattels, land and intellectual property ‐ and questions of justification main institutional alternatives ‐ to system of private ownership common property, collective (or state) property and private property private property ‐ in general a good institution for a society to have John Rawls ‐ modern exponent of Rousseauian approach
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