Lockeans against labor mixing

Politics, Philosophy and Economics 20 (3):251-272 (2021)
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The idea that labor mixing confers property in unowned resources is, for many, the very heart of the Lockean system of property. In this essay I shall argue that this common view is mistaken. Locke...

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