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Property and the Right to Exclude

Thomas W. Merrill

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I. Introduction II. The Right to Exclude and the Concept of Property ... A. Points of Consensus ... B. Three Schools of Thought Regarding the Right to Exclude III. The Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... A. The Logical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... B. The Historical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... C. The Ubiquity of the Right to Exclude IV. Some Qualifications and Implications V. Conclusion

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I. Introduction II. The Right to Exclude and the Concept of Property ... A. Points of Consensus ... B. Three Schools of Thought Regarding the Right to Exclude III. The Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... A. The Logical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... B. The Historical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... C. The Ubiquity of the Right to Exclude IV. Some Qualifications and Implications V. Conclusion

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I. Introduction II. The Right to Exclude and the Concept of Property ... A. Points of Consensus ... B. Three Schools of Thought Regarding the Right to Exclude III. The Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... A. The Logical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... B. The Historical Primacy of the Right to Exclude ... C. The Ubiquity of the Right to Exclude IV. Some Qualifications and Implications V. Conclusion

Key concepts: Property (philosophy), Law and economics, Philosophy, Sociology, Epistemology

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