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The Biology of Possession: A Brief Response to Barros


Jeffrey Evans Stake


Indiana University Maurer School of Law

October 1, 2010

Indiana Legal Studies Research Paper No. 177

Abstract:     
In Human Behavior, Evolution, and the Law: The Case of the Biology of Possession, D. Benjamin Barros criticizes my 2004 article, The property ‘instinct’. I disagree with his argument and his characterization of my argument, as well as his conclusions. In this four-paragraph comment, I respond to his argument that prior possession differs from current possession and attempt to clarify my position on two of the points I made in my article.

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Keywords: law and evolution, law and biology, property, possession, human behavior

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Date posted: October 3, 2010  

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Stake, Jeffrey Evans, The Biology of Possession: A Brief Response to Barros (October 1, 2010). Indiana Legal Studies Research Paper No. 177. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1686042

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Indiana University Maurer School of Law ( email )
211 S. Indiana Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47405
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