Publisher's Synopsis
Broadly interdisciplinary, Properties of Property provides an overview of cutting-edge work from leading legal scholars as well as important non-legal scholars. The text is designed for an international audience, particularly teachers, scholars, and students throughout Europe, the British Commonwealth, and China. Properties of Property is perfectly suited for courses and seminars in other departments, from history to urban planning, both at the graduate and undergraduate level. It is a must for any law school library, even if no seminar on property theory is offered, because it appeals to law school students as well as scholars and graduate students interested in property. A Teacher’s Guide provides different ways the authors have organized property theory seminars using the book; suggestions for using the book as a companion to a property casebook; and discussion of questions that are posed in the Notes.
Features:
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Broadly interdisciplinary
- cutting-edge work from leading legal scholars and important non-legal scholars
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Appeals to an international audience
- teachers, scholars, and students
- throughout Europe, the British Commonwealth, and China
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Suited for courses and seminars in other departments
- from history to urban planning
- both at the graduate and undergraduate level
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A must for any law school library
- relevant, even if no seminar on property theory is offered
- appeals to law school students, scholars and graduate students interested in property
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Teacher’s Guide
- provides different ways the authors have organized property theory seminars using the book
- suggestions for using the book as a companion to a property casebook
- discussion of questions posed in the Notes
