It is understandable that individuals are more passionate about property rights issues that have a direct impact on their lives.
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The CodeNext Debate: Economics
For the past five years, the city of Austin has been working on a revised land-use ordinance called CodeNext. The
Amazon Defeats Local Tyrannies
Twenty-five years ago, Al Norman led an effort to prevent Walmart from building a store in Greenfield, Massachusetts. In the
Creating Values and HEB
The right to property means the freedom to create, use, keep, trade, and dispose of values. The ways in which
Redevelopment Without Eminent Domain
The former mayor of Anaheim, California, Curt Pringle, has an inspiring story about how his city was able to redevelop
Principles and Property Rights
With the exception of those who have taken a vow of poverty, human beings desire “stuff.” We want more than
The Real Obstacles to the American Dream
A recent editorial in the Dallas Morning News states that The idea of the American Dream is that anyone can
The Morality of Tree Ordinances
On Christmas Eve, 2017, owners of a parcel of land in Victoria, Texas, had several oak trees removed from their