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A Positive Account of Property Rights

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[This is based on the final draft on my hard disk, and may differ in detail from the published version] Originally published in Social Philosophy & Policy, volume 11, number 2 (Summer 1994), published by Cambridge University Press. Copyright 1994 by the Social Philosophy and Policy Foundation. Reprinted with the permission of the Social Philosophy and Policy Foundation. Any reproduction, copying, downloading, or use of any kind of this material is a violation of copyright, and such uses must first receive written permission by contacting the Social Philosophy and Policy Center, Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 43403. Russian translation. In thinking and talking about rights, including property rights, it seems natural to put the argument in either moral or legal terms. From the former viewpoint, rights are part of a description of what actions are right or wrong. The fact that I have a right to do something is an argument, although not necessarily a sufficient argume

A Positive Account of Property Rights [This is based on the final draft on my hard disk, and may differ in detail from the published version] Originally published in Social Philosophy & Policy, volume 11, number 2 (Summer 1994), published by Cambridge University Press. Copyright 1994 by the Social Philosophy and Policy Foundation. Reprinted with the permission of the Social Philosophy and Policy Foundation. Any reproduction, copying, downloading, or use of any kind of this material is a violation of copyright, and such uses must first receive written permission by contacting the Social Philoso

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