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Is Private Property a Destructive Notion?
The authors, Eduardo Moisés Peñalver and Sonia K. Katyal, are professors of law at Cornell Law School and Fordham Law School, respectively. In their telling, the people who challenge the broad scope of property laws through deliberate protests are a highly useful and indeed, honorable force for good. They are the ones who have shown great personal courage in forcing property law to become more responsive to evolving norms. They are the ones who dare to assert that property owners have certain affirmative responsibilities to larger social and democratic values. Continue reading
Posted in Culture, History, Livability, Neighbors, Placemaking, Sustainability, urban planning, What if?
Tagged common good, Cornell Law School, david bollier, democracy, eduardo moises, Fordham Law School, marketplace, on the commons, private property, property outlaws, property rights, public domain, sonia k. katyal
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