Topic
Property
479 published works
Environmental Law Prof Blog
Call for Papers: AALS Section on Property
CALL FOR PRESENTERS AALS Section on Property “The Place and Scope of Economic Analysis within Competing Conceptions of Property” 2015 AALS Annual Meeting January 2-5, 2015 Washington, DC…
Land Use Prof Blog
Liveblogging ALPS 2014: Session 6 (from the Moon to Zuccotti Park)
Day 2 of ALPS continues to be a fascinating and enjoyable romp through various property and land use topics.In what has been the most amusing presentation so far, Wian Erlank…
PropertyProf Blog
Contreras on Property Law and Dr. Seuss
By Chris Odinet
For a fun and creative read on this springtime Friday, check out this article entitled No Matter How Small ... Property, Autonomy and State in Horton Hears a Who! (New York…
Environmental Law Prof Blog
Missouri Landowners Seeking a “Double Take” from Taxpayers
Landowners flooded by the Missouri River in 2011 have sued the Corps of Engineers for a Fifth Amendment “taking” under the U.S. Constitution. Their attorneys hope to rake in over $250 million…
PropertyProf Blog
Klerman on Choice of Law in Property Disputes
Daniel Klerman (USC) has posted Jurisdiction, Choice of Law and Property on SSRN. Here's the abstract:Jurisdiction and choice of law in property disputes has been remarkably stable. The situs rule,…
PropertyProf Blog
Gerhart’s on Property Law and Social Morality
Peter Gerhart (Case Western) has a new book, Property Law and Social Morality (Cambridge U. Press), that many readers should find interesting. From the publisher:Peter Gerhart has published a book…
PropertyProf Blog
Introducing Guest Blogger Christopher Odinet
I'm delighted to announce that Chris Odinet (Southern) has agreed to guest blog here during the month of April. Chris is magna cum laude graduate of LSU and had a…
PropertyProf Blog
Singer on Property as the Law of Democracy
Joseph Singer (Harvard) has posted Property as the Law of Democracy (Duke Law Journal) on SSRN. Here's the abstract:In both his article Property as the Law of Things and his…
PropertyProf Blog
Stern on Property and Conflict of Laws
James Stern (William & Mary) has posted Property, Exclusivity, and Jurisdiction (Virginia Law Review) on SSRN. Here's the abstract:Property has always been treated somewhat exceptionally in the realm of conflict…
PropertyProf Blog
Fraley on Labor, Waste, and the Evolution of Property
Jill Fraley (Washington and Lee University) has posted Finding Possession: Labor, Waste, and the Evolution of Property (Capital Law Review). Here's the abstract:Although possession has long been intimately linked to…