Property and Freedom: The Constitution, the Courts and Land-Use Regulation

Abstract: Recent Supreme Court rulings enhance private property rights. Economic and legal arguments against local zoning laws and anti-growth initiatives.

Keywords: book review, current_events, constitution, economics, law, Supreme Court, property rights, zoning, anti-growth, limited growth, regulation, unconstitutional takings, unfunded mandates, land use, legislation, United States, eminent domain.

Title: Property and Freedom: The Constitution, the Courts and Land-Use Regulation Author: Bernard H. Siegan Publisher: Transactio Date Published: September 1997 ISBN: 1560009748 LOCN: KF5698.S55 1997 Dewey: 346.7304/5 21 Pages: 291

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Author:        Siegan, Bernard H.
Title:         Property and freedom : the constitution, the
                  courts, and land-use regulation / Bernard H. Siegan.
Published:     New Brunswick [N.J.] : Transaction Publishers,
                  1997.
Description:   vii, 291 p. ; 24 cm.
Series:        Studies in social philosophy & policy ; no. 19
LC Call No.:   KF5698.S55 1997
Dewey No.:     346.7304/5 21
ISBN:          1560003235 (hc)
               1560009748 (pbk.)
Notes:         At head of title: SPPC, Social Philosophy &
                  Policy Center.
               Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-276)
                  and indexes.
Subjects:      Land use -- Law and legislation -- United
                  States.
               Right of property -- United States.
               Zoning law -- United States.
               Eminent domain -- United States.
Other authors: Bowling Green State University. Social Philosophy
                  & Policy Center.
Control No.:   97019241 

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