Brian Phillips, Author at Texas Institute for Property Rights

To Nullify Contractual Agreements

The beginning of the headline was intriguing: “New law protects Hoosier property rights…” The second clause of the headline—”…makes it

Tomorrow, April 21, Texans will celebrate San Jacinto Day to commemorate the battle that culminated the Texas Revolution. While that

Austin has become the latest city to implement a “right to return” policy. Though such policies vary, they give households

It is increasingly common to hear someone state that the rights of individuals are in conflict. The use of phrases

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Conservatives have long professed support for gun rights and property rights. However, in recent years conservatives have shown an increasing

Contrary to the claims of most individuals who comment on property rights in space, an international agreement is not necessary

The new framework presented here rejects the premises that dominate the discussion of property rights in space. It rejects the