This chapter is part of an edited collection—edited by L.Eslava, M.Fakhri and V.Nesiah—that revisits the various political, economic, legal, and social legacies of the Bandung Conference—the 1955 meeting of twenty-nine Asian and African countries in Bandung, Indonesia. The chapter analyzes...

This Article investigates connections between the extensive New Deal law and regulation that led to the proliferation of single-family detached houses and the continuing racial disparities in housing security and ownership in the United States. Too often, the pervasiveness of the single-family...

In order to achieve maximum certainty and predictability in real property regimes, such regimes should contain both i) a method to determine existing rights and ii) a method to protect against loss that could occur. Because both of these aspects are currently lacking in real estate in India, I...

This essay analyzes New York's 2018 proposal to Amazon to locate their second headquarters (HQ2) in New York City. While the proposal was initially successful in November 2018, in the wake of vocal resistance to that decision, Amazon backed out of their decision to locate one of their second...

This Chapter, forthcoming in The Routledge Handbook on Property, Law and Society, the maps the intertwinement, mutual construction, and dependence of “property” and “race” with each other. The discussion examines three dimensions of property which demonstrate the socio-cultural,...

Property is more than domestic. It is international, transnational, and global. Its reach, its consequences, and its ideas can rarely be theorized effectively or contained entirely within national borders. It is produced through encounters between actors from multiple jurisdictions, and by law...

This article considers the future of financialisation as it is entwined with that of cities. It poses the question of how cities can regulate financialisation. ‘Financialization’ is understood here to encompass the myriad of social, economic, legal and political dimensions of the transition...

Comparative legal research in property and urban planning law has taken an increasing interest in the policy patterns and legal arguments that municipal bodies and courts employ in the implementation of often radical urban reconfiguration. Aided by geographers, sociologists, and political...