... and common property in the sense of it being inappropriable. In the end, I will propose that the inappropriability is an alternative to the conceptual duo of sovereignty and property. Copyright © 2019 by Duke University Press 2019 critique of property platform capitalism law of the common...

...Caren Irr 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Caren Irr Literature As Proleptic Globalization, or a Prehistory of the New Intellectual Property During and public...

...R. Estcourt Volume XX JANUARY, 1921 Number 1 The South Atlantic Quarterly What is Property? R. Estcourt Berkeley, California A century ago this question was propounded by a French economist. He made an exhaustive examination of the sub­ ject, but it is doubtful whether his essay did much toward...

...Rosemary J. Coombe; Andrew Herman 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Rosemary J. Coombe Andrew Herman Culture Wars on the Net: Intellectual Property and Corporate Propriety...

... are not merely technological infrastructure; they transform social and spatial relations by altering land use, property relations, and patterns of work and consumption. The social history of pipelines is a paradoxical tale of the dispossession of local communities and their often coercive integration into wider...

... Paolo . 2001 . “General Intellect.” Translated by Bove Arianna . www.generation-online.org/p/fpvirno10.htm . Melanie Gilligan and Marina Vishmidt “The Property-less Sensorium”: Following the Subject in Crisis Times Fluctuations in the flow of money...

...J. R. Pole American Suffrage from Property to Democracy, 1760-1860 . By Williamson Chilton . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1959 . Pp. x , 306 . $6.00 . Copyright © 1961 by Duke University Press 1961 358 The South Atlantic Quarterly American Suffrage from Property...

...Michael Hardt Alexandra Kollontai, Bolshevik revolutionary and minister in the first Soviet government, argues that in capitalist society the bonds of romantic love and family love are based on the logic of property relations, or what can be called property love. She critiques property love...

.... It raises the question of whether private property of urban land is compatible with the conception of urban space as commons. The answer depends on how much we can push on the disintegration of property to expand the perspective of collective entitlements on urban resources against the commodification...

...Joel Auerbach The necessity of immediate transition from fossil fuels has made painfully conspicuous the fact that energy sources such as solar and wind do not have the same material properties as coal and oil, and has attracted critical attention to the ways in which the social values...

...Benoît Borrits Collective ownership of the means of production has long defined an alternative to capitalism. After two centuries, this project has shown its incapacity to facilitate emancipation for society. Might the alternative be to move beyond property altogether? While Pierre-Joseph Proudhon...

...Noelani Goodyear-Ka‘ōpua This essay explores ways Native Pacific activists enact Indigenous futurities and broaden the conditions of possibility for unmaking settler colonial relations. When settler colonial relations are built on the enclosure of land as property that can then be alienated from...

... that characterizes post-Fordism and contingent labor as a point of departure, I note that this marks a traversal of the classically contractarian boundary between the temporally circumscribed sale of “one’s own labor” and life construed as property. Yet, rather than follow theories of the biopolitical in positing...

....” This entails an examination of past and present communist struggles that accounts for their irreducible differences and multiple modes of organization. We insist that the debate on communism must reckon with three unavoidable issues: property, internationalism, and subjectivity. In considering the mutual...

... into the process of endogenous financial hierarchization. The emergence of capitalist financial governance is conceptualized as a process whereby the state takes on bank-like properties and the capitalist state’s future-oriented institutional forms come to serve as constitutive aspects of economic value...

... from a desire of community and transformation expressed in the revolt to a feeling of fear and attachment to private property; writing as a practice, support, and challenge of the people's critical expression; the tension between the performance of the revolt as a failure and as a reset of neoliberal...

...Lisa Diedrich I return to Patricia J. Williams’s essay “On Being the Object of Property” (1988) and her work more generally to explore how she imagines justice alchemically through the articulation of a rhetoricity of rights and of vulnerability. Put another way, I read Williams’s work as providing...

...Kalpana Kannabiran Extrapolating from the ideas of Elinor Ostrom and scholars of the commons, the conceptualization of the Constitution as a commons opens the Constitution out to radical, insurgent readings that redefine belonging and ownership—it is no longer the property of state legislatures...

...Sam C. Tenorio This article examines the spatially destructive practices of the 2020 BLM protest, which can be thought of in two often overlapping classes: broad property destruction—such as the looting of stores and burning of buildings—and the targeted toppling of monuments. Specifically...

... housing sphere illuminate a possible path forward. More specifically, the author makes the case that the successful campaign to strengthen New York’s system of rent regulation shows how law can be harnessed by grassroots, collective mobilizations to place property within the reach of democracy and—in so...