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Category: Property

The Hypocrisy of STR Opponents

April 11, 2019 Brian Phillips Business Regulations, Property

Opponents of short-term rentals (STRs) often claim that the owners of such properties are operating a commercial business in a

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The Enemies of Property Rights: Civil Asset Forfeiture

April 3, 2019 Brian Phillips Briefs & Papers, Property

In 2014, Philadelphia police seized the home of Christos and Markela Sourovelis. Their son, who lived with them, had been

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Is Property a Fundamental Right?

April 2, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

A recent article at The Hill claims that property is a fundamental right. This claim illustrates why property rights are

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Short-term Rental Supporters are Short-sighted

March 28, 2019 Brian Phillips Property, Zoning and Land Use

A pair of bills have been introduced in the current Texas legislative session that would limit the regulations that local

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Theft is Still Legal

February 28, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement agencies to seize property with little or no judicial oversight. “Policing for profits,” as

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Principles for Unprincipled Times

February 7, 2019 Brian Phillips Briefs & Papers, Eminent Domain, Property

Democrats and “Progressives” are not known for their defense of property rights. Indeed, most of their proposals involve the violation

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The “Other Guy”

January 13, 2019 Brian Phillips Property

Texans are quick to defend their own property rights, but they are often willing to turn a blind eye when

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Resolving Social Conflicts with Property Rights: Pollution

January 10, 2019 Brian Phillips Environmentalism, Property

Environmental regulations are intended to minimize human impact on nature. But we must transform nature into the values that sustain

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