Early Roadway Construction and Establishing the Norm of Just Compensation for Takings, in Property Rights in Contemporary Governance (Staci M. Zavattaro et al. eds., 2019)
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Description
Property is a concept that is seemingly simple to understand yet continually evolving in the face of cultural change and technological advance. Property Rights in Contemporary Governance examines the many meanings of property, how they have changed over time, and the roles they play in policy, society, and law. With its deeply interdisciplinary approach, the book offers perspectives from economics, environmental studies, history, law, philosophy, public administration, and public policy. The contributors discuss such topics as the origin of the corporation, the role of the takings law, the development of legal protections for financial instruments in nineteenth-century France, the impact of climate change, the shifts in philosophical conceptions of property required by advances in intellectual property rights, and the influence of new technologies, including drones. This is a comprehensive and thoughtful exploration of how our diverse understandings of property impact real-world governing strategies.
ISBN
9781438472898
Publication Date
2019
Publisher
SUNY Press
Disciplines
Construction Law | Land Use Law | Legal History | Property Law and Real Estate
Repository Citation
Jill M. Fraley, Early Roadway Construction and Establishing the Norm of Just Compensation for Takings, in Property Rights in Contemporary Governance (Staci M. Zavattaro et al. eds., 2019),
https://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/fac_books/16