The primacy of equality and the nature of things Reflections on Essert’s property law in the society of equals

Jurisprudence 16 (4):839-849 (2025)
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Property and equality are both closely associated with liberalism, but less so with each other. The tension between private property and equality is obvious and intuitive. Property rights are the v...

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