Texas Institute for Property Rights

Without Property Rights, No Other Rights are Possible

Nearly forty years ago I read Ayn Rand’s essay “Man’s Rights,” for the first time. I was new to Rand’s

In opinion piece Andrew P. Napolitano presents us with the false alternative of dictatorship or dictatorship: One is not truly

Last week, I wrote about the elephant in the room regarding the affordable housing crisis for low0income households. The media

Rancher and columnist Amanda Radke correctly notes that freedom and property rights are inseparable. And then she promptly attacks property

In “Hotel California,” Don Henley tells us that, “You can check out any time you like, but you can never

We are often told that a worker making the minimum wage can’t afford the rent for an apartment. As an

For years, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission (TPWC) has leased 1,800 acres of privately owned land to operate the

California legislators are considering a bill that would make the “right” to housing a part of the state’s constitution. Not