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A Statement of Progressive PropertyGregory S. AlexanderCornell Law School Eduardo M. PenalverUniversity of Chicago - Law School Joseph William SingerHarvard Law School Laura UnderkufflerCornell University - Law School June 6, 2009 Cornell Law Review, Vol. 94, p. 743, 2009 Abstract: What would a progressive theory of property look like? Although such a theory might take root within any number of specific normative frameworks, this Statement of Progressive Property outlines several features progressive theories of property should have in common. The Statement argues that we should understand property as both an idea and an institution, that property confers power and shapes community, both in its legal and social dimensions, and that property should be understood as serving plural and incommensurable values whose accommodation is possible through reasoned deliberation and practical judgment.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 2 Keywords: Property, Property Theory Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: June 8, 2009Suggested CitationContact Information
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