Pérez-Llorca/IE Chair: Distributive Justice and the Origin of Private Property according to John Locke

01/12/2016

On 1 December, the Pérez-Llorca/IE Chair will hold a new seminar in their series of research seminars, entitled: "Distributive Justice and the Origin of Private Property according to John Locke".

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Bart Wauters, a lecturer at IE Law School, will lead the session alongside Encarna Cordero, Of Counsel at Pérez-Llorca and Professor of Civil Law.

Locke’s Property theory is still one of the most interesting theories around. It can be used as a basis for understanding today’s opposing positions on the subject, such as that of Robert Nozick, who views property as a moral right to the fruits of one’s own labour, and that of Liam Murphy and Thomas Nagel, who consider this view to be a myth given that, in their opinion, property is defined by the tax system: it is what is yours after paying taxes.

The session will be held on Thursday 1 December, from 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm in Room D-301 at María de Molina, 7, Madrid.

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Pérez-Llorca/IE Chair: Distributive Justice and the Origin of Private Property according to John Locke

01/12/2016

On 1 December, the Pérez-Llorca/IE Chair will hold a new seminar in their series of research seminars, entitled: "Distributive Justice and the Origin of Private Property according to John Locke".

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