Property Law in the Society of Equals

Cover
Series
Property Law in the Society of Equals
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
PART I THE THEORY
1. The Problem of Yours and Mine
	1.1 Setup
	1.2 The Basic Commitment
	1.3 A World without Yours and Mine
	1.4 Using Things as Equals
	1.5 The Problem of Yours and Mine
2. The Law of Yours and Mine
	2.1 Relating through the Idea of Yours and Mine
	2.2 Property Is the Realization of the Idea
	2.3 Only Property Is the Realization of the Idea
3. The Community of Yours and Mine
	3.1 Illusory Equality and Structural Subordination
	3.2 Different Worries about Inequality
	3.3 Toward the Ideal: Institutional Choice and Public Law
PART II THE PRIVATE LAW OF PROPERTY
4. The Common Law of Property
	4.1 Trespass and Licences
	4.2 Boundaries and Nuisance
	4.3 Acquisition and Possession
	4.4 Alienation
	4.5 Shared Ownership
	4.6 Tenancy
	4.7 Servitudes
5. Property within Private Law
	5.1 Me and Mine
	5.2 Bodies and Their Parts
	5.3 In Rem and In Personam
	5.4 The Res
	5.5 Property and Market Relations
	5.6 Some Considerations about Property in Information
	5.7 Intangible Wrongs
	5.8 In Rem Protection
PART III THE PUBLIC LAW OF PROPERTY
6. Property and Regulation
	6.1 From Private Law to Public Law
	6.2 Thinking about Homelessness
	6.3 State Provision
	6.4 An Adequate Home
	6.5 Housing Rights and Regulation
7. Public Property
	7.1 An Idea of Everyone’s
	7.2 Public Property as Public Law
	7.3 Using Public (and Quasi-​Public) Property
	7.4 Public or Private
Conclusion
Appendix: An Inescapable Feature of the Social World
Index