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Unlock the secrets of property rights with Property Rights: A Re-Examination (Oxford Legal Philosophy). Delve into the intricate tripartite structure of ownership and gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental principles that govern property theory. This book challenges conventional notions and offers a fresh perspective that will revolutionize your perception of property rights.
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