Supreme Neglect: How to Revive Constitutional Protection For Private Property (Inalienable Rights)
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Supreme Neglect: How to Revive Constitutional Protection For Private Property (Inalienable Rights)

by Richard A. Epstein

Politics Law
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Richard A. Epstein explores the constitutional status of private property and the concept of inalienable rights. Focusing on what he describes as supreme neglect, the book considers how legal and constitutional protection for private property might be restored and strengthened.

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Supreme Neglect examines constitutional protection for private property and the idea that such rights are inalienable.

Richard A. Epstein focuses on the perceived weakening or neglect of these protections.

The book considers how constitutional safeguards for private property might be revived.

Its subject lies at the intersection of property rights, constitutional law, and public policy.

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