James Mill y el análisis libertario de clase
James Mill y el análisis libertario de clase
James Mill y el análisis libertario de clase
James Mill y el análisis libertario de clase
Against Intellectual Property
Copyright
“Against Intellectual Property” first appeared as part of the symposium Applications of Libertarian Legal Theory, published in the Journal of Libertarian Studies 15, no. 2 (Spring 2001).
Copyright © 2008 Ludwig von Mises Institute
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Title Page
N. Stephan Kinsella
Ludwig von Mises Institute
Auburn, Alabama
Property Rights: Tangible and Intangible
PROPERTY RIGHTS: TANGIBLE AND INTANGIBLE
All libertarians favor property rights, and agree that property rights include rights in tangible resources. These resources include immovables (realty) such as land and houses, and movables such as chairs, clubs, cars, and clocks.1
Appendix
APPENDIX
SOME QUESTIONABLE EXAMPLES OF PATENTS AND COPYRIGHTS
Some exemplary U.S. patents:95
Bibliography
BIBLIOGRAPHY
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“Bibliography of General Theories of Intellectual Property.” Encyclopedia of Law and Economics, http://encyclo.findlaw.com/biblio/1600.htm.
