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Right to property

International Journal of Social Economics, 2000
Property is considered paramount to one’s existence, as a natural, absolute and inalienable right. Occupancy is required for man to secure what his thoughts have already made his. Property is realized in use but the right of occupancy and the status of res nullius are not established by the absence of use only, but in addition there must be also the ...
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Right to Informational Privacy in India: Shift from Property Right to Property Rule

Asian Journal of Law and Economics, 2022
Abstract In today’s technological landscape, marked by continuous flow of data, it is difficult to think of data in terms of property rights, based on ownership. This is because data principals are almost always excluded from this ownership right and associated gains.
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From dialogue rights to property rights: Reply to Shearmur

Critical Review, 1990
Jeremy Shearmur's consequentialist argument for universality in the distribution of individual “negative”; liberties claims that what is gained as a consequence of extending such liberties to the last hitherto excluded group is likely to outweigh what is lost by doing so. In trying to make such a claim convincing, does it help to notice that whoever is
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The Right to Private Property

2022
Private property, which entails the individual and exclusive enjoyment of physical and intangible assets by natural and moral persons other than the State, is inseparable from economic liberty, which is the right of every individual to make decisions of production, exchange, and consumption in the pursuit of his own welfare, without any impediment ...
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The right to private property

History of European Ideas, 1991
(1991). The right to private property. History of European Ideas: Vol. 13, No. 5, pp. 646-647.
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The right to personal property

Politics, Philosophy & Economics, 2016
The subject of this article is the Rawlsian right to personal property. Adequate discussion of this right has long been absent from the literature, and the recent rise in interest in other areas of Rawlsian thought on property makes the issue particularly pertinent.
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Property, Right to

2022
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Rights Based Fishing: Use Rights versus Property Rights to Fish

Reviews in Fish Biology and Fisheries, 2005
The basic economic problem of commercial fisheries can be seen as the absence of property rights to the fish stocks. There are, however, both practical and principal obstacles to applying that solution. Instead, the preferable arrangement appears to be stock control by public agencies, combined with exclusive use rights granted, leased or sold to the ...
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Property Rights to Geothermal Resources

1977
The current status of the property regime governing geothermal resources is examined and alternative regimes are investigated with a view to identifying that system which promotes the most efficient allocation of resources. First, the current status of proprietary claims to geothermal resources is explored.
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What right to private property?

Economy and Society, 1997
The inclusion of a right to private property among formulations of human rights has not resolved uncertainties relating to private property. Questions remain both as to whether property ownership as an individual freedom in the Lockean sense or as sustaining a collective purpose represented in family or corporate ownership better expresses the idea of ...
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