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Property (Hardcover)
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Property (Hardcover)
Series: Critical Concepts in Law
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The editor of this new Routledge collection reminds us that
'property is one of the most unassailable concepts of modern
Western legal systems'. The need for individuals and companies to
be able to control and manipulate property-including, among other
things, rights in land, objects, patents, and copyrights-is
foundational not only to modern economies, but also to our very
identities, our liberties, and our relationships. Indeed, the
secure creation and protection of property is regarded as a
fundamental part of most civilized legal systems and it is even
regarded by many as a necessary and pre-legal facet of human
society itself. But the existence and concept of private property
has always been subject to critique, from the Diggers to Marx and
anarchist movements, to conscientious objectors to intellectual
property, modern land reformers, and campaigners for
decolonization. The nature, justification, distribution, forms, and
meanings of property continue to be hugely controversial,
particularly in a context of diminishing resources, environmental
stress, and an expanding class of owners across the world. Recent
academic theory emphasizes alternatives to mainstream property
thinking, as well as a renewed interest in the commons as an
alternative-in some spheres-to endless private commodification.
Property meets the need for an authoritative reference work to help
researchers and students navigate and make sense of a huge-and
growing-scholarly literature. The collection is made up of four
volumes which bring together the best and most influential
canonical and trailblazing research. Fully indexed and with a
comprehensive introduction newly written by the editor, which
places the collected material in its historical and intellectual
context, Property is an essential reference work, destined to be
valued by scholars and students as a vital research resource.
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