Land Rights The 1990s Property Rights

In the 1990s a grass-roots movement has sprung up among ordinary people to fight regulatory actions taking away their rights to land. In this collection of new essays, twelve distinguished scholars of economics, law, and public affairs address the history and causes of this movement. They document and analyze Supreme Court decisions on regulatory takings, enforcement activities of the Corps of Engineers and EPA, and case studies involving takings under the Endangered Species Act.

Preface
The Property Rights Movement: How It Began and Where It Is Headed	p. 1
Property Rights and the Police Powers of the State: Regulatory Takings: An Oxymoron?	p. 31
The Lucas Case and the Conflict over Property Rights	p. 67
Land-Rights Conflicts in the Regulation of Wetlands	p. 103
Property Rights Conflicts Under the Endangered Species Act: Protection of the Red-Cockaded Woodpecker	p. 151
The Property Rights Movement and State Legislation	p. 199
The Political Economy of State Takings Legislation	p. 233
Elements of Property Rights: The Common Law Alternative	p. 269
Federal Zoning: The New Era in Environmental Policy	p. 295
Index	p. 319
About the Political Economy Forum and the Authors	p. 331
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