Comparative property law global perspectives / edited by Michele Graziadei, Lionel Smith.
2017
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Comparative property law global perspectives / edited by Michele Graziadei, Lionel Smith.
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Northampton, MA : Edward Elgar Pub., 2017.
Description
1 online resource (520 pages) ; cm.
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Research handbooks in comparative law.
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Contents: Introduction / Michele Graziadei and Lionel Smith
Part I Perspectives from other disciplines
1. Property in prehistory / Timothy Earle
2. The anthropology of property / Bertram Turner
Part II The private property model and its grammar
3. Objects of property rights: old and new / Sabrina Praduroux
4. The structure of property ownership and the common law/ civil law divide / Michele Graziadei
5. The numerus clausus of property rights / Bram Akkermans
6. The state of the art of comparative research in the area of trusts / Alexandra Braun
7. Transfer of property inter vivos / Lars van Vliet
8 Possession / Yaëll Emerich
Part III Contested global dimensions of property law
9. Comparative constitutional property law / André van der Walt and Rachael Walsh
10. Systems of public ownership / Giorgio Resta
11. Access to nature / Filippo Valguarnera
12. Water rights / David B. Schorr
13. Land law in the age of globalization and land grabbing / Amnon Lehavi
14. China's changing property law landscape / Shitong Qiao and Frank K. Upham
15. Formalizing property in Latin America / Jorge L. Esquirol
16. Property and the religious sphere / Roberta Aluffi and Domenico Francavilla
17. Cultural property in international law / Francesco Francioni
18. The land rights of indigenous peoples under international law / Federico Lenzerini
19. Indigenous territorial rights in the common law / Kent McNeil
20. Community rights to forests in the tropics / Anne M. Larson, Iliana Monterroso, Mani Ram Banjade, Esther Mwangi
21. Customary tenure: remaking property for the 21st century / Liz Alden Wily
Index.
Part I Perspectives from other disciplines
1. Property in prehistory / Timothy Earle
2. The anthropology of property / Bertram Turner
Part II The private property model and its grammar
3. Objects of property rights: old and new / Sabrina Praduroux
4. The structure of property ownership and the common law/ civil law divide / Michele Graziadei
5. The numerus clausus of property rights / Bram Akkermans
6. The state of the art of comparative research in the area of trusts / Alexandra Braun
7. Transfer of property inter vivos / Lars van Vliet
8 Possession / Yaëll Emerich
Part III Contested global dimensions of property law
9. Comparative constitutional property law / André van der Walt and Rachael Walsh
10. Systems of public ownership / Giorgio Resta
11. Access to nature / Filippo Valguarnera
12. Water rights / David B. Schorr
13. Land law in the age of globalization and land grabbing / Amnon Lehavi
14. China's changing property law landscape / Shitong Qiao and Frank K. Upham
15. Formalizing property in Latin America / Jorge L. Esquirol
16. Property and the religious sphere / Roberta Aluffi and Domenico Francavilla
17. Cultural property in international law / Francesco Francioni
18. The land rights of indigenous peoples under international law / Federico Lenzerini
19. Indigenous territorial rights in the common law / Kent McNeil
20. Community rights to forests in the tropics / Anne M. Larson, Iliana Monterroso, Mani Ram Banjade, Esther Mwangi
21. Customary tenure: remaking property for the 21st century / Liz Alden Wily
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Summary
Comparative Property Law provides a comprehensive treatment of property law from a comparative and global perspective. The contributors are leading experts in their fields who cover both classic and new subjects, including the transfer of property, the public-private divide, water and forest laws and the property rights of aboriginal peoples. Incorporating contributions from a variety of countries, this Handbook explores property law with a critical edge, viewing the subject through the lens of both public and private law theory and providing a springboard for further research. This unique coverage of new and emerging subjects in property law also examines developments in Africa, Latin America and China. This Handbook maps the structure and the dynamics of property law in the contemporary world and will be an invaluable reference for scholars working across the breadth of the field.
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Includes index.
Contributors include: B. Akkermans, L. Alden Wily, R. Aluffi, M.R. Banjade, A. Braun, T. Earle, Y. Emerich, J.L. Esquirol, D. Francavilla, F. Francioni, M. Graziadei, A.M. Larson, A. Lehavi, F. Lenzerini, K. McNeil, I. Monterroso, E. Mwangi, S. Praduroux, S. Qiao, G. Resta, D.B. Schorr, L. Smith, B. Turner, F.K. Upham, A. van der Walt, L. van Vliet, F. Valguarnera, R.l. Walsh.
Contributors include: B. Akkermans, L. Alden Wily, R. Aluffi, M.R. Banjade, A. Braun, T. Earle, Y. Emerich, J.L. Esquirol, D. Francavilla, F. Francioni, M. Graziadei, A.M. Larson, A. Lehavi, F. Lenzerini, K. McNeil, I. Monterroso, E. Mwangi, S. Praduroux, S. Qiao, G. Resta, D.B. Schorr, L. Smith, B. Turner, F.K. Upham, A. van der Walt, L. van Vliet, F. Valguarnera, R.l. Walsh.
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English
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9781785369162 e-book
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