The Abuse of Property (Untimely Meditations)

The Abuse of Property is a groundbreaking philosophical critique that challenges our understanding of property and its impact on society.

This book offers a multifaceted analysis of the concept of property, revealing how it has been used to justify inequality and exploitation.

Through a critical examination of historical justifications for property rights, from Locke to Adorno, Loick demonstrates how property has been used to maintain power imbalances and hinder social progress.

By reframing our understanding of use as a basis for radical political and social movements, this book offers a novel approach to addressing the tragedy of property.

With its innovative critical approach to legal studies, The Abuse of Property is an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the root causes of social inequality and how to challenge them.