Legislative framework of antimonopolic policy in public procurements by Miletić Aleksandar, Ivanov Neda

“…Uncompetitive market structures, especially monopolies, typically the legacy of communism, in conditions of a market economy, with minimal state intervention, and private property generate very unfavorable effects on social well-being. …”
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Institutional economic theory of assets privatization and nationalization: Basic imperatives by Sukharev Oleg S.

“…Structural analysis of property, in the aspect of it s two basic elements, public and private property, is carried out and the model of interaction of public and private sectors is introduced. …”
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Incentivos económicos para la conservación de áreas naturales: Una revisión de la literatura by Andrés Mauricio Vargas, Mauro Alejandro Reyes

“…Two arguments justify this approach: i) the inalienability of private property, and ii) economic efficiency. The objective of this paper is to analyze, in terms of economic efficiency and environmental effectiveness, the various types of economic instruments used for promoting habitat conservation. …”
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Protection of Legal Professional Privilege in the European Union, Turkey and Ukraine by Hanna Stakheyeva

“…When investigating suspected violations of competition law, competition authorities have wide powers to inspect an investigated company’s business premises, as well as home residences, private property and vehicles belonging to the management and employees of the company. …”
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Factors influencing the prices of private housing by Teh, Kim Hwee, Yeo, Lay Geok, Ng, Yap Tiong

“…Our emphasis, however will be on the private property prices which have soared from 91.4 points in 1989 to 227.1 points (PPI) in the second quarter of 1994.…”
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Assessing the Impact of Public Sector Policies on Tax Evasion in Iran and Selected Countries by Naser Yousefnezhad, Ali Akbar Farzinfar, Hossein jabbari, Mehdi Safari Griyly, Hasan Ghodrati

“…Therefore, the government should improve the business environment in the economy and reduce the possibility of tax evasion by strengthening institutions, increasing the rule of law and imposing appropriate penalties for violating the law, defining and guaranteeing property rights and respecting private property.Therefore, the government should improve the business environment in the economy and reduce the possibility of tax evasion by strengthening institutions, increasing the rule of law and imposing appropriate sanctions in accordance with the law, defining and guaranteeing property rights and respecting private property. …”
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Propreté et malpropreté des espaces privés et publics urbains au Liban by Nada Chbat

“…In Lebanon, the problem of hygiene does not arise at the private property level because every inhabitant, according to agreed social rules, takes naturally the adequate measures in order to assure the cleanliness of his/her house. …”
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The Issue of the Public Space – Pornography of Contemporary and new Media by Divna Vuksanović

“…However, this is not just about the flood of pornographic content in these media venues, but also on their structure, that the use of technical means, to the coincidence of public and intimate space of action in the area of private property. Text funds criticism tries to point out the specific problem of abuse of public space in contemporary times.…”
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The Catholic Social Teaching as the Ideological Basis of the Sinarquista Movement in Mexico by Aleksandr Glazov

“…They believed that private property is the basis of human freedom and the means for practical realization of the principle of the common good. …”
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Wolność według Lorda Actona i Józefa Tischnera. Analiza porównawcza myśli dwóch katolickich liberałów by Sławomir Przybyło

“…Despite the differences between them, in particular the reflection on equality, both authors agreed that freedom of religion, private property or civil rights are the values that must be defended. …”
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JUDICIAL MECHANISMS AND CONTINOUS LANDS CONFLICTS by Carmen-Mariana MIHALACHE

“…The idea of property was the one that marked the emergence of social classes and differences between them.The coexistence of public and private property was and is an element that characterizes every form of government of any age organization.…”
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Review of "Mapping Abundance for a Planetary Future: Kanaka Maoli and Critical Settler Cartographies in Hawaiʻi" by Candace Fujikane (Duke University Press) by Hiʻilei Julia Hobart

“…Employing the teachings of Indigenous cartographic practices to trouble the Western epistemologies of subdivision that underpin private property development, Candace Fujikane's "Mapping Abundance for a Planetary Future" charts out an unabashedly hopeful vision for futures that exceed the dictates of capitalist accumulation. …”
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A Kantian Critique of Grotius by Macarena Marey

“…I reconstruct and analyse the role this idea has in Grotius’s theory of private property and present objections to it from a Kantian perspective.…”
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Juridical Regime of the Public Domain by Vasilica Negruţ

“…The public property goods are subjected exclusivelyto a juridical regime by public law, while the private property goods belonging to the public domain aregoverned simultaneously by two types of juridical regimes and more exactly by a mixed juridical regimeby common right and by power. …”
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Development of the methodical approaches for the evaluation of the institutes of innovative regional system by N O Chistyakova

“…As a result of the research, a set of institutions that reflect the level of the innovation system development is proposed here: the Institution of private property and personal safety; Institution of trust; Institution of social control; Institute of corruption; Institute for Democracy; Institute of fiscal federalism; Institute for Local Self-Government; Institute of credit and taxation. …”
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EVALUATION OF PUBLIC GOODS -THE COUNTERPOINTS AND CONTRADICTIONS OF THE CROATIAN CONCEPT OF ‘GOODS OF INTEREST TO THE REPUBLIC OF CROATIA’ by Branko Babac

“…Also analysed are the viewpoints which see goods in public property as some kind of private property. Then follow those which view that kind of property as exclusively an institution of administrative (public) law (domain) and those where goods included in public property are viewed as things owned by no one (soldaristic). …”
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First record of the Pyrrhura lucianii Deville, 1851 (Psittaciformes, Psittacidae) in Acre, Brazil, with notes on the consumption of salt by Jesus Rodrigues Domingos de Souza, Ricardo Antônio de Andrade Plácido, Edson Guilherme, Tomaz Nascimento de Melo

“…The Brazilian endemic species Pyrrhura lucianii Deville, 1851, was found on private property in the municipality of Senador Guiomard in Acre State, Brazil. …”
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Voracious transformation of a common natural resource into productive capital. by van der Ploeg, F

“…I analyze a power struggle where competing factions have private financial assets and deplete a common stock of natural resources with no private property rights. I obtain a feedback Nash equilibrium to the dynamic common-pool problem and obtain political variants of the Hotelling depletion rule and the Hartwick saving rule. …”

The Different Meanings of Land in the Age of Neoliberalism: Theoretical Reflections on Commons and Resilience Grabbing from a Social Anthropological Perspective by Tobias Haller

“…On the other hand, land legally fragmented from its common-pool resources has been transformed from state to private property. This has enabled new elites and foreign investors to claim private property on formerly commonly-held land, which also leads to the loss of access to land related common-pool resources for more marginal local actors. …”
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Assessing public commitment to endangered species protection: A Canadian case study by J.L. McCune, Anja M. Carlsson, Sheila Colla, Christina Davy, Brett Favaro, Adam T. Ford, Kevin C. Fraser, Eduardo G. Martins

“…We used specific scenarios illustrating the need for limits to personal activities, private property rights, and industrial development to further test their support. …”
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