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In The Noblest Triumph, Tom Bethell looks at the history of property rights and shows that the key role played by the institution of private property has been misunderstood by Western elites for over a century. Beginning with the ancient Greeks and arriving at the present day, Bethell looks at basic ideas about property found in Plato, Adam Smith, Blackstone, Bentham, Marx, Mill and others. He shows that the institution of property is inextricably tied to traditional conceptions of justice and liberty, and he argues that prosperity and civilization can only arise where private property is…
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3 editions- Paperback · English · 1999Palgrave Macmillan · 384 pages · 9780312223373
- Other · English · 1998St. Martin's Press · 378 pages · 9780312210830
- Other · English · 1998Noblest TriumphMacmillan Publishers Limited · 384 pages · 9780333741818
Economic aspectsEconomic aspects of Right of propertyPropertyRight of propertyEconomicsProperty, historyEconomic history






