Difference between revisions of "What Is Property?"
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{{DES | des = Property is a complex set of coercive rights. Most people rely on simple folk models, but at least four fields are important for understanding property: philosophy, law, economics, and anthropology. Libertarians want an absolute, full liberal property over everything, that has never existed and that most people would not want. | show=}} | {{DES | des = Property is a complex set of coercive rights. Most people rely on simple folk models, but at least four fields are important for understanding property: philosophy, law, economics, and anthropology. Libertarians want an absolute, full liberal property over everything, that has never existed and that most people would not want. | show=}} | ||
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| + | For Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's book, see: [[What Is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government]]. | ||
==The Nature of Property== | ==The Nature of Property== | ||
