The theory of hypernumbers is a novel approach in functional analysis aimed at the development of such mathematically correct technique, which allows operations with divergent integrals and series. Although, it resembles nonstandard analysis, there are several distinctions between these...

It is difficult for the ownership of a tangible item of personal property to be involuntarily lost. Ongoing ownership is not tied to use of an item. It is generally thought, though, that ownership can be voluntarily abandoned. Abandonment then frees up an item to become owned by another....

Property rights are the most fundamental institution in any society. They determine who has decision-making authority over assets and who bears the costs and benefits of those decisions. They assign ownership, wealth, political influence, and social standing. They make markets possible; define...

This Article confronts the conceptualist/non-conceptualist divide in property theory. Specifically, the Article addresses the primary normative objection to the conceptualist account of property. In the course of addressing this criticism, the Article bridges an important gap in the literature...