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Property Rights in Transition - Calendar

This calendar outlines the topics and key dates for a course on property rights. The course will cover 12 lectures on topics ranging from the naturalness of property and commodification to the politics of property rights and takings. Key assignments include a proposed research topic and bibliography due in the second week, and a final research paper due in the last week with presentations by students.

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Property Rights in Transition - Calendar

This calendar outlines the topics and key dates for a course on property rights. The course will cover 12 lectures on topics ranging from the naturalness of property and commodification to the politics of property rights and takings. Key assignments include a proposed research topic and bibliography due in the second week, and a final research paper due in the last week with presentations by students.

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LEC # TOPICS 1 Introduction to Property Rights Revolutions Around the Globe The Naturalness and Unnaturalness of Property: How Do Things Become Owned? Commodification: What Properties Can Be Bought and Sold? Guest Speaker: Carol Rose Property Rights Doctrine in Developing Countries: Convergence or Diversity? Economic Perspectives of Property Rights Legal Frameworks for a Market Economy: Property Rights or Contracts? Property Rights Without Law: Alternative Institutions Property Rights in Action: Empirical Evidence Property Rights As a Social Construction: Why and How Do They Change? The Tragedy and the Comedy of the

KEY DATES

Proposed research topic and bibliography due

6 7 8 9 10

Research proposal due

LEC # TOPICS Commons: Individual Private Ownership Versus Other Forms 11 The Politics and Social Conflict Over Property Rights

KEY DATES

Final paper due 12 Takings and Givings Student final paper presentations

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