The Political Institution of Private Property
Опубликовано на портале: 22-09-2003
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1997, 218 с.
Тематический раздел:
In this book Itai Sened provides an original analysis of the political institutions
that protect property and individual rights. He argues that the origin of these rights
resides in political institutions, and not in any set of moral principles. Individual
rights are said to derive from a "social contract" that evolves through a political
process in which governments grant and protect rights in return for political and
economic support. Extending neo-institutional theory
to the subject, and using a positive game theoretic approach in its analysis, this
book is an original contribution to scholarship on the evolution of rights.
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1. Classical theories of the origin of rights: the social contract
2. Neo-classical theories of the origin of property rights: non strategic individuals in a world without politics
3. A game theoretic approach: contemporary theory of institutions
4. A neo-liberal theory of the state: the role of government in the evolution of individual rights
5. A neo-liberal theory of the social contract: the role of autonomous individual agents in the evolution of rights
6. Political entrepreneurs: a linkage between social agents and central authorities
7. A case study: the grant of private property rights in air slots
Conclusion.
2. Neo-classical theories of the origin of property rights: non strategic individuals in a world without politics
3. A game theoretic approach: contemporary theory of institutions
4. A neo-liberal theory of the state: the role of government in the evolution of individual rights
5. A neo-liberal theory of the social contract: the role of autonomous individual agents in the evolution of rights
6. Political entrepreneurs: a linkage between social agents and central authorities
7. A case study: the grant of private property rights in air slots
Conclusion.
Ключевые слова
evolution of rights individual rights neoinstitutional theory political institution property right social contract
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