‘Whose land is it anyway?’ Deconstructing the nature of property rights and their regulation

Keyphrases

• Land Use 100%
• Property Rights 100%
• Nature of Property Rights 100%
• Muntons 66%
• Reciprocation 66%
• Power Source 33%
• Social Sciences 33%
• Inscriptions 33%
• Social Practices 33%
• Dynamism 33%
• Socioeconomic 33%
• Gift Relationship 33%
• Contemporary Western 33%
• Hegemony 33%
• Individual Use 33%
• E. P. Thompson 33%
• Indebtedness 33%
• Governmentality 33%
• Social Institutions 33%
• Liberal 33%
• Power Types 33%
• Dominant Ideology 33%
• Overexploitation 33%
• Tragedy of the Commons 33%
• Garrett Hardin 33%
• Bundle of Rights 33%
• Private Regulation 33%
• Liberal Theory 33%
• Natural Properties 33%
• Mauss 33%
• Individual Regulation 33%
• External Regulation 33%
• Common Property Resources 33%
• Ownership Rights 33%
• Marcel Mauss 33%
• Social Power 33%
• Political Economy 33%
• Legal Theory 33%

Social Sciences

• Right to Property 100%
• Land Use 50%
• Social Practice 25%
• Hegemony 25%
• Social Institution 25%
• Social Power 25%
• Legal Theory 25%
• Liberal Theory 25%
• Tragedy of the Commons 25%
• Right of Ownership 25%
• Social Science 25%
• Political Economy 25%
• Common Property Resource 25%