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Excluding Destruction
Philosophy in the Contemporary World 12 (2):22-29 (2005)
Abstract
In this paper I argue that the potentially environmentally destructive scope of a libertarian property rights regime can be narrowed by applying reasonable limits to those rights. I will claim that excluding the right to destroy from the libertarian property rights bundle is consistent with self-ownership and Robert Nozick’s interpretation of the Lockean proviso.Author's Profile
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