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2015
Abstract This chapter discusses the rules prohibiting the destruction of property by the occupying authorities under Article 53 Geneva Convention (GC) IV. It covers the distinction between private and public property; the distinction between movable and immovable state properties; and the exception to the prohibition: unless ‘rendered ...
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Abstract This chapter discusses the rules prohibiting the destruction of property by the occupying authorities under Article 53 Geneva Convention (GC) IV. It covers the distinction between private and public property; the distinction between movable and immovable state properties; and the exception to the prohibition: unless ‘rendered ...
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Abstract This chapter turns to the idea of public property. Public property is contrasted with private property by showing how public property does not involve any idea of yours and mine, but instead involves an idea of something belonging to all members of the public at the same time.
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2019
Abstract To show the anti-democratic implications of autism and narcissism, interlude A reflects on the meaning of space and especially of “public space.” It shows that space can neither be fabricated nor willfully engineered; it is a region which allows something to happen.
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Abstract To show the anti-democratic implications of autism and narcissism, interlude A reflects on the meaning of space and especially of “public space.” It shows that space can neither be fabricated nor willfully engineered; it is a region which allows something to happen.
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Property Tax Incidence with a Public Sector
Journal of Political Economy, 1985Standard models of tax incidence have no explicit public sector. For property taxes at least, this is not an innocent assumption. The local public sector is a tax-exempt sector into which capital can flow to potentially escape the burden of tax increases. Moreover, this taxexempt sector differs from typical tax-exempt sectors in incidence analysis.
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1990
Abstract The standard books on the Greek city either have no treatment of public property at all or take it for granted in treating public finances. This is an attempt to fill some of the gap. It is concerned mostly with classical Athens and operates with a rather narrow definition, pursuing the key Greek word for ‘public’, demosios.1
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Abstract The standard books on the Greek city either have no treatment of public property at all or take it for granted in treating public finances. This is an attempt to fill some of the gap. It is concerned mostly with classical Athens and operates with a rather narrow definition, pursuing the key Greek word for ‘public’, demosios.1
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Public attitudes to property and property insurance
Applied Psychology, 1982C K Knapper, A J Cropley
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Property rights & the perceived health contribution of public open space in Hong Kong
Land Use Policy, 2021Lawrence W C Lai +2 more
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