Browsing 18 Law and Legal Studies by Author "Small Garrick"

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Browsing 18 Law and Legal Studies by Author "Small Garrick"

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  • Biota and the Problem of Property 
    Small Garrick; Sheehan John (Law Book Company, 2005)
    Various developments have intensified interest in the subdivision of what is currently understood to be property into independent tradeable subspecies. An understanding of the nature of property, especially the implications ...
  • Biota Property Rights for Australia 
    Sheehan John; Small Garrick (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PRRES), 2004)
    In Asia and Oceania, the commodification of natural resources such as water and now biota, has resulted in changes to fundamental understandings of property rights. The interplay between modernity and customary rights ...
  • The contemporary Ethics of Property Price: Conclusions from the history of moral thought on property and price 
    Small Garrick (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PRRES), 2004)
    Recent debate on dummy auction bidding tends to be grounded in ethical terms. This paper surveys the various moral theories that have been applied to pricing and property in the Western tradition as well as insights from ...
  • The Dimensions of Human Action and Property 
    Small Garrick (UTS , Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building, 2003)
    This paper adds depth to the question of property theory in the face of recent challenges, including the demise of socialism as a global ideological political force and the rise of recognition of customary property rights. ...
  • Selling Your Family: Why Customary Title Is Incomparable To Western Conceptions Of Property Value 
    Sheehan John; Small Garrick (Pacific Rim Real Estate Society (PPRES), 2005)
    The notion of property is fundamentally different between modern culture and customary people. In practice modernity posits property as a set of material rights that are notionally comparable to other material values. ...