Search Results - subject:"PRIVATE PROPERTY"

Collins, Kevin Emerson - 2013

This essay reviews and extends the arguments that James Bessen and Michael J. Meurer present in Patent Failure: How Judges, Bureaucrats, and Lawyers Put Innovators at Risk. Patent Failure raises the bar for contributions to the ongoing debates over both the need for patent reform and the type of...

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General Property Theory

Cherkasov, Gennady - 2013

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Landowners' vs Miners' Property Interests : The Unsustainability of Property as Dominion

Galloway, Kate - 2013

's understanding of the nature of private property and its attendant rights, then examines how this framework is unable to accommodate … addressed in the CSG debate is one of competing private property interests, or rather one of re-thinking the very nature of … private property to reflect a more sustainable ecological framework …

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Psychologies of Property (and Why Property is Not a Hawk-Dove Game)

Rose, Carol M. - 2013

This paper discusses the psychological states associated with various theories of property. Many theories view property from the psychological perspective of the owner, describing how property enables an owner to create or present a self to the world, to enjoy a zone of liberty, to acquire the...

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On the 'Property' and the 'Tort' in Trespass

Claeys, Eric R. - 2013

This Chapter studies how tort presumes and implements theories of rights. Although most recent philosophical scholarship on tort has focused on corrective justice, by and large that scholarship takes for granted that tort corrects wrongs to substantive moral rights. The morality that generates...

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Ruling Elites' Rotation and Asset Ownership : Implications for Property Rights

Polishchuk, Leonid - 2013

We provide a theory and empirical evidence showing that the rotation of ruling elites in combination with elites' asset ownership could improve property rights protection, and that such association holds for non-democratic political regimes when it is based on elites' concerns about security of...

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Private protection against crime when property value is private information

Baumann, Florian; Friehe, Tim - 2013

This paper analyzes private precautions against crime when the value of the property to be protected is private information. In a framework in which potential criminals can choose between different crime opportunities, we establish that decentralized decision-making by potential victims may lead...

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To own or not to own : how ownership affects user innovation ; an empirical study in the German rowing community

Tietze, Frank; Pieper, Thorsten; Herstatt, Cornelius - 2013

Prior research on user innovation has concentrated on markets in which products (e.g., mountain bikes, kitesurfing equipment, tools, etc.) are typically purchased by those users who modify them. However, in numerous markets, this is not the case, for example, those in which equipment is rented....

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An algorithm to check balance property of a design

Ahmed, Rashid; Aziz, M. Yousuf; Tahir, M. H. - In: Pakistan journal of commerce and social sciences 7 (2013) 3, pp. 564-568

Balance incomplete block design and neighbor balanced deigns have their own importance in the field experiments such as agriculture, horticulture and forestry, etc. In the literature, there are several algorithms to construct the neighbor balanced designs but in this study, an algorithm is...

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Patents, Property and Competition Policy

Hovenkamp, Herbert - 2013

The decision to regulate involves the identification of markets where simple assignment of property rights is not sufficient to ensure satisfactory competitive results, usually because some type of market failure obtains. By contrast, if property rights are well defined when they are initially...

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