The Texas A&M Journal of Property Law is a scholarly publication dedicated to promoting academic discussions of property law. The journal explores the relationships arising from ownership, possession and use of property. Because of the inherent connectivity between property law and other disciplines, Texas A&M Journal of Property Law aims to:
- provide an expanded lens to view, discuss and understand these complexities, and
- facilitate thoughtful and intelligent discourse of national, state and local issues that shape the field of property law today.
See the Aims and Scope for a complete coverage of the journal.
Current Issue: Volume 9, Number 4 (2023) Fall 2021 Symposium: Natural Property Rights
Articles
Natural Property Rights: An Introduction
Eric R. Claeys
Too Simple Rules for a Complex World? Prior Appropriation Water Rights as Natural Rights
Vanessa Casado-Pérez
Balancing the Inequities in Applying Natural Property Rights to Rights in Real or Intellectual Property
Lolita Darden
How Far Does Natural Law Protect Private Property?
James W. Ely Jr.
Oil, Trees, and Water: Evaluating the Transition from Natural Property Rights to Property Conventions
John A. Lovett
Opus as the Core of Property
Adam MacLeod
Natural Law, Assumptions, and Humility
Ezra Rosser
The Natural Right of Property
Timothy Sandefur
Ad Coelum and the Design of Property Rights
Joseph A. Schremmer
The Future of Natural Property Law: Comments on Eric Claeys’s Natural Property Rights
Christopher Serkin
Property and Moral Responsibilities: Some Reflections on Modern Catholic Social Theory
Lucia A. Silecchia
Natural Property Rights: A Reply
Eric R. Claeys
Executive Board
Executive Board
- Managing Editor
- Leah Macias
- Business Editor
- Anne-Claire Rhymes
- Executive Editor
- Madeleine Hamparian
- Symposium Editor
- Kalvin Guyer
- Associate Managing Editor
- William Mahaffy