A Research Agenda for Property Law
A Research Agenda for Property Law
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‘Professor Akkermans has assembled a brilliant and diverse cast of legal minds whose fascinating and compelling analyses of the contemporary challenges of property law raise hard and urgent questions that stretch beyond the discipline of law. The fundamental complexity and enduring relevance of the field is apparent throughout the collection and open a much-needed space for rethinking and innovating property law.’
‘Professor Akkermans has assembled a brilliant and diverse cast of legal minds whose fascinating and compelling analyses of the contemporary challenges of property law raise hard and urgent questions that stretch beyond the discipline of law. The fundamental complexity and enduring relevance of the field is apparent throughout the collection and open a much-needed space for rethinking and innovating property law.’
‘Over the last thirty years, new ideas and dramatic changes in governance, the environment, and technology have challenged traditional conceptions of property law. A Research Agenda for Property Law, edited by Bram Akkermans, will serve as an indispensable introduction to many of these challenges. With chapters authored by leading scholars from countries around the world and drawing on insights from fields as diverse as economics, philosophy and geography, A Research Agenda for Property Law will guide practicing lawyers, law students, emerging scholars, and experienced scholars through the most innovative developments in property law scholarship today. This book is a feast of ideas for any one interested in where property law scholarship has been and where it is going.’
‘A Research Agenda for Property Law is a timely, thought-provoking collection of contributions spanning a range of theoretical perspectives in property and canvassing critical current and future problems. The book at once introduces the reader to those perspectives and pushes the boundaries of those perspectives in light of pressing challenges, making it insightful for established scholars in the field, newcomers, and students alike.’
‘In this carefully composed collection of works, Akkermans offers an innovative groundwork for property discussions. The Research Agenda ties together common themes from an analysis of sub fields to reimagine such fields as well as broader theoretical notions of property and its place in shaping societies, responding to pressures, and underscoring developments.’
Edited by Bram Akkermans, Professor of Property Law, Department of Private Law, Maastricht University, the Netherlands
‘Professor Akkermans has assembled a brilliant and diverse cast of legal minds whose fascinating and compelling analyses of the contemporary challenges of property law raise hard and urgent questions that stretch beyond the discipline of law. The fundamental complexity and enduring relevance of the field is apparent throughout the collection and open a much-needed space for rethinking and innovating property law.’
‘Over the last thirty years, new ideas and dramatic changes in governance, the environment, and technology have challenged traditional conceptions of property law. A Research Agenda for Property Law, edited by Bram Akkermans, will serve as an indispensable introduction to many of these challenges. With chapters authored by leading scholars from countries around the world and drawing on insights from fields as diverse as economics, philosophy and geography, A Research Agenda for Property Law will guide practicing lawyers, law students, emerging scholars, and experienced scholars through the most innovative developments in property law scholarship today. This book is a feast of ideas for any one interested in where property law scholarship has been and where it is going.’
‘A Research Agenda for Property Law is a timely, thought-provoking collection of contributions spanning a range of theoretical perspectives in property and canvassing critical current and future problems. The book at once introduces the reader to those perspectives and pushes the boundaries of those perspectives in light of pressing challenges, making it insightful for established scholars in the field, newcomers, and students alike.’
‘In this carefully composed collection of works, Akkermans offers an innovative groundwork for property discussions. The Research Agenda ties together common themes from an analysis of sub fields to reimagine such fields as well as broader theoretical notions of property and its place in shaping societies, responding to pressures, and underscoring developments.’
Edited by Bram Akkermans, Professor of Property Law, Department of Private Law, Maastricht University, the Netherlands