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Land Use Prof Blog
Mirow on the Social-Obligation Norm of Property
M.C. Mirow (Florida International) has posted The Social-Obligation Norm of Property: Duguit, Hayem, and Others, Florida Journal of International Law, Vol. 22, pp. 191-226, 2010 . The abstract:This article discusses and analyzes the…
The Faculty Lounge
Social Justice in the Property Curriculum
It’s the end of summer, which means that most of us are turning our attention (sort of) to class prep. For me there’s plenty left to do, but I’ve set…
The Faculty Lounge
The Fall Catalogs
Mary Dudziak's post on Martha Minow's In Brown's Wake reminds me that this is going to be a busy fall for reading. Other books from the fall catalogs that I'm…
Land Use Prof Blog
Eagle on the Really New Property
I'm still out of town, but a quick dose of internet access reveals what looks like a very interesting new property theory piece by Steven J. Eagle (George Mason): The Really…
Land Use Prof Blog
Heading to SEALS…
The annual Southeastern Association of Law Schools conference begins this Friday at the Breakers in West Palm Beach.I had the honor of chairing the Program Format Committee this year so…
PropertyProf Blog
Notions of Property and Citizenship in New Haven Colony, 1639
By propertyprof
I spent the morning reading through the Records of The New Haven Colony and Plantation from 1638 to 1649, as copied and published in 1857. Really interesting stuff touching on…
Land Use Prof Blog
Lehavi on The Dynamic Law of Property: Theorizing the Role of Legal Standards
Amnon Lehavi (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliyah - Radzyner School of Law) has posted The Dynamic Law of Property: Theorizing the Role of Legal Standards. The abstract: Property law is engaged in…
Land Use Prof Blog
Christie on Beaches, Boundaries, and SOBs
Donna R. Christie (Florida State) has posted Of Beaches, Boundaries, and SOBs, published in the Journal of Land Use & Envrionmental Law, Vol. 25, p. 19 (2010). Hot off the press,…
Land Use Prof Blog
Stop The Beach I–The Lead Opinion
As mentioned below, the Supreme Court decided today what was billed to be the most significant property rights case of the Term, and probably since Kelo in 2005: Stop the…
Land Use Prof Blog
Speaking of the Mid Year Property Section Meeting…
In terms of academy meetings, I normally limit my travels to the annual SEALS conference since a) I travel to many other events presenting on smart growth issues and b)…