This book gives an account of a full spectrum of property rights and their relationship to individual liberty. It shows that a purely deontological approach to justice can deal with the most complex questions regarding the property system.
This book gives an account of a full spectrum of property rights and their relationship to individual liberty. It shows that a purely deontological approach to justice can deal with the most complex questions regarding the property system.
Billy Christmas is a Lecturer in Political Theory at King's College London in the Department of Political Economy, where he is also the PPE Programme Director. As a philosopher his research interests lie in Rights, Property, and Political Authority. He has previously published articles in journals such as The Journal of Politics, Economics and Philosophy, and The Philosophical Quarterly
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 Property and Justice 1 Original Acquisition: Connecting Property to Personhood 3 Beyond Private Property 5 Natural Rights and Social Conventions 8 The Not-So-Minimum Content of Natural Rights 9 The Theory 11 1 The Form of Justice 16 Introduction 16 The Circumstances of Justice and Deontology 17 Individual Rights 22 Compossibility 24 Conclusion 32 2 The Substance of Justice 37 Introduction 37 The Right to Non-Interference in Our Non-Interfering Actions 37 The One and Only Right 43 Kinds of Interference 45 Self-Ownership 48 Necessity 51 Conclusion 54 3 Original Acquisition 59 Introduction 59 Use, Exclusion, and Ownership 60 Extended Activity 68 Contra Labour-Mixing 73 Abandonment and Transfer 77 Conclusion 81 4 The Commons 87 Introduction 87 Liberty and Property After Ostrom 88 Public Property 94 Collective Property 95 Conclusion 99 5 The Limits to Appropriation 103 Introduction 103 Necessity, Revisited 103 Against Engrossment 107 Against Intellectual Property 109 Intellectual Property as Ownership of Ideas 109 Intellectual Property as Usufruct 111 Conclusion 114 6 Against the Proviso 118 Introduction 118 Nozick's Proviso 119 The Egalitarian Proviso 126 Internal Accounts of the Provisos 129 Conclusion 131 7 Intentions and Conventions 135 Introduction 135 Intentions: Public and Private 136 Conventions: Constitutive and Regulative 145 Natural Rights and Social Change 152 Conclusion 155 Conclusion: Natural Rights and Liberal Politics 158
Introduction 1 Property and Justice 1 Original Acquisition: Connecting Property to Personhood 3 Beyond Private Property 5 Natural Rights and Social Conventions 8 The Not-So-Minimum Content of Natural Rights 9 The Theory 11 1 The Form of Justice 16 Introduction 16 The Circumstances of Justice and Deontology 17 Individual Rights 22 Compossibility 24 Conclusion 32 2 The Substance of Justice 37 Introduction 37 The Right to Non-Interference in Our Non-Interfering Actions 37 The One and Only Right 43 Kinds of Interference 45 Self-Ownership 48 Necessity 51 Conclusion 54 3 Original Acquisition 59 Introduction 59 Use, Exclusion, and Ownership 60 Extended Activity 68 Contra Labour-Mixing 73 Abandonment and Transfer 77 Conclusion 81 4 The Commons 87 Introduction 87 Liberty and Property After Ostrom 88 Public Property 94 Collective Property 95 Conclusion 99 5 The Limits to Appropriation 103 Introduction 103 Necessity, Revisited 103 Against Engrossment 107 Against Intellectual Property 109 Intellectual Property as Ownership of Ideas 109 Intellectual Property as Usufruct 111 Conclusion 114 6 Against the Proviso 118 Introduction 118 Nozick's Proviso 119 The Egalitarian Proviso 126 Internal Accounts of the Provisos 129 Conclusion 131 7 Intentions and Conventions 135 Introduction 135 Intentions: Public and Private 136 Conventions: Constitutive and Regulative 145 Natural Rights and Social Change 152 Conclusion 155 Conclusion: Natural Rights and Liberal Politics 158
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