Document Type
Symposia Article
Abstract
In this Review, I hope to critique specific parts of Property Law and Social Morality that fairly represent these various reactions. In Part I, I explain the basis for my first cheer, and situate Property Law and Social Morality in relation to other prominent moral theories of property. In Part II, I study one representative example confirming my second cheer about Gerhart’s cross-pollination experiment—his critique of economic “evolutionary” or “Demsetzian” accounts of property in chapter 4. In Part III, I offer what I hope is a friendly amendment to Property Law and Social Morality, to clarify several possible confusions about the scope of “corrective justice.” In Part IV, I turn to my friendly disagreements.
DOI
10.37419/JPL.V2.I2.2
First Page
205
Last Page
227
Recommended Citation
Eric R. Claeys,
On Corrective Justice and Rights in Property: A Comment on Property Law and Social Morality,
2
Tex. A&M J. Real Prop. L.
205
(2015).
Available at:
https://doi.org/10.37419/JPL.V2.I2.2
