A liberal theory of property /
Dagan, Ḥanoch,
A liberal theory of property / Hanoch Dagan, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law. - pages cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"This book argues that property's structural pluralism and the significance of the right to be included - or, more generally, property's compliance with relational justice - are two necessary pillars of a genuinely liberal conception of property, founded on the ultimate value of personal self-determination. A Liberal Theory of Property returns the analysis to the mainstream twentieth-century political philosophy of liberalism - a tradition enhancing self-determination that is almost absent from property theory today. As such, it offers a coherent and robust vision of property in a liberal society. (I use the terms "liberal" and "liberalism" in their denotation in political philosophy rather than in that common in American or European public discourse, where they are respectively associated - confusingly enough - with the political left and the political right)"--
9781108418546 9781108407533
2020016003
Property--Philosophy.
Property--Political aspects.
Liberalism.
HB701 DAG 2021 / .D37 2021
330.1/7
A liberal theory of property / Hanoch Dagan, Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law. - pages cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"This book argues that property's structural pluralism and the significance of the right to be included - or, more generally, property's compliance with relational justice - are two necessary pillars of a genuinely liberal conception of property, founded on the ultimate value of personal self-determination. A Liberal Theory of Property returns the analysis to the mainstream twentieth-century political philosophy of liberalism - a tradition enhancing self-determination that is almost absent from property theory today. As such, it offers a coherent and robust vision of property in a liberal society. (I use the terms "liberal" and "liberalism" in their denotation in political philosophy rather than in that common in American or European public discourse, where they are respectively associated - confusingly enough - with the political left and the political right)"--
9781108418546 9781108407533
2020016003
Property--Philosophy.
Property--Political aspects.
Liberalism.
HB701 DAG 2021 / .D37 2021
330.1/7