Abstract
The author asserts that adherence to the rule of law, including property law, is a necessary condition to economic development and human freedom. United States governmental agencies and private institutes have attempted to convey this message to Russia, other states of the former Soviet Union, and former Soviet satellite states, with some success. Finally, and unfortunately, the United States has veered away from the very adherence to the rule of law respecting property which it espouses abroad.
Disciplines
Constitutional Law | International Law | Land Use Law | Property Law and Real Estate | Public Law and Legal Theory
Date of this Version
August 2005
Recommended Citation
Steven J. Eagle, "Private Property, Development and Freedom" (August 2005). George Mason University School of Law Working Papers Series. Working Paper 35.
https://law.bepress.com/gmulwps/art35
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