Thank you, Eugene! This week, I'm blogging about a scholarly project long in the works. Earlier this summer, I published a book, Natural Property Rights, with Cambridge University Press. If readers are interested in the book, it's available for purchase digitally and in hardbound version, at a variety of bookstores, and it can be accessed through any library with a subscription to Cambridge UP's digital platform. Cambridge UP will also release a (cheaper) paperback version in 2026.
In my blogging this week, I am going to try to interest lawyers, law students, and nonlawyers in Natural Property Rights. That strategy may seem unorthodox, because the book is obviously relevant to philosophers and property law scholars. But I bet there are a lot more VC readers in the groups I'm targeting than the ones I'm not. And, I've already made my pitch to the scholars, in an introduction and a reply to a dozen scholars in a 2023 symposium previewing Natural Property Rights in the Texas A&M Journal of Property Law.
