Summary of Contents
Part I. Why Property?
Ch. 1. The Labor Theory
Ch. 2. The Personhood Theory
Ch. 3. Property and Liberty
Ch. 4. Property as a Kantian Right
Ch. 5. Property and Well-Being
Ch. 6. Property and Citizenship
Ch. 7. Property and Distributive Justice
Part II. How Property?
Ch. 8. Structuring Ownership
1. Between Despotic Dominion and Bundle of Rights
2. The Numerus Clausus Puzzle
Ch. 9. Between Exclusion and Responsibility
1. Ownership and Exclusion
2. Ownership and Responsibility
Ch. 10. Exit and Entry
Ch. 11. Foreground v. Background: Law or Social Norms
Ch. 12. Common and Public Property
Ch. 13. Commodity v. Propriety
1. Historical
2. Normativ
Part III. Property in Context
Ch. 14. Things (Property in What?)
1. Information
2. The Body and Body Parts
3. The "New Property"
4. Artifacts of Cultural Heritage
Ch. 15. Family
1. Inheritance and Intergeneration Justice
2. Marriage
3. Trusts
Ch. 16. Home
1. The Home
2. Homelessness and a Right to Housing
3. Residential Communities
4. Housing Discrimination
Ch. 17. Transitions
1. Takings
2. Aboriginal Land Regimes and Colonialism
3. Reparations
Ch. 18. Environmental Law and Policy