VOLUME 8

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 1.  Post-industrial Property Law Review of: Claire W. Herbert, A Detroit Story: Urban Decline and The Rise of Property Informality (University of California Press, 2021) 

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VOLUME 7

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1. Wasting Land Amid Landlessness: The Expropriation (Without Compensation) Response in South Africa

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2. Reconsidering Land Ceiling Legislation in South Africa: Lessons Learned from India

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3. Of Forests and Rivers Owning Themselves: Looking for a Place for Te Urewera and Te Awa Tupua in Constitutional Property Law and Theory

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VOLUME 6

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1. Situating Property within Habitat: Reintegrating Place, People, and the Law

 

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2. Toward Alienable Zoning

 

3. The Meaning and Application of the "Relatively Natural Habitat" Conservation Purpose of the Internal Revenue Code

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4. Review of: Hanoch Dagan, A Liberal Theory of Property (Cambridge University Press 2021)

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VOLUME 5

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1. An Introduction to the American Indian Land Tenure: Mapping the Legal Landscape 

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2. View Corridors, Access, and Belonging in the Contested City: Vancouver’s Protected View Cones, the Urban Commons, Protest, and Decisionmaking for Sustainable UrbanDevelopment and the Management of a City’s Public Assets

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3. Ownership of Data: Four Recommendations for Future Research

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4. The Mexican Crowdfunding Regulation: Friend or Foe of the Human Right to Housing?

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5. Review of Shelly Kreiczer-Levy, Destabilized Property (Cambridge University Press, 2019)
 

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VOLUME 4

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1. A Primer on Disability for Land Use and Zoning Law

 

2. Mortgage Law Developments in the European Union   

 

3. An Ethic of Enough: Ownership as an Ethical Choice

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VOLUME 3

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1. Into Centuries of Centuries: Reflections on Marc R. Poirier (1952–2015)

 

2. Poetry and Property: Reflections on Marc R. Poirier (1952–2015)

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3. Poirier, Property, and Community: Reflections on Marc R. Poirier (1952–2015)

 

4. The United States Supreme Court and Residential Segregation: “Slavery Unwilling To Die”

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VOLUME 2

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1. Public Space: Property, Lines, Interruptions

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2. Claims, Rights, Voices, and Spaces in the Global Indigenous Peoples Movement  

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3. The Ongoing Indigenous Political Enterprise: What’s Law Got to Do with It?

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4. Commentary on The Ongoing Indigenous Political Enterprise: What’s Law Got to Do with It?

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5. Commentary on The Ongoing Indigenous Political Enterprise: What’s Law Got to Do with It?

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6. How the Subaltern Took Agency in the United Nations

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7. Commentary on How the Subaltern Took Agency in the United Nations

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8. Commentary on How the Subaltern Took Agency in the United Nations

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9. The Global Indigenous Peoples Movement: It’s Stirring in India

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10. Commentary on The Global Indigenous Peoples Movement: It’s Stirring in India

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11. Commentary on The Global Indigenous Peoples Movement: It’s Stirring in India

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12. The Emerging Constitutional Indigenous Peoples Land Rights in Tanzania

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13. Commentary on The Emerging Constitutional Indigenous Peoples Land Rights in Tanzania

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14. Commentary on The Emerging Constitutional Indigenous Peoples Land Rights in Tanzania

 

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VOLUME 1

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1. Titles of Nobility: Poverty, Immigration, and Property in a Free and Democratic Society 

 

2. The Modest Systemic Status of Property Rights 

 

3. An Introduction to Conservation Easements in the United States: A Simple Concept and a  Complicated Mosaic of Law

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