Property Economics
ISBN:
978-3-89518-482-6
Auflage:
1., Aufl.
Verlag:
Metropolis
Land des Verlags:
Deutschland
Erscheinungsdatum:
01.05.2008
Herausgeber:
Format:
Softcover
Seitenanzahl:
473
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In November 2003, six authors gathered at an International Symposium at the University of Bremen to discuss their approaches to property challenging the mainstream theory of property rights: Tom Bethell (Stanford), Gunnar Heinsohn (Bremen), Richard Pipes (Harvard), Hernando de Soto (Lima), Hans-Joachim Stadermann (Berlin), and Otto Steiger (Bremen). Their approaches were commented on and applied to a range of different fields by property experts from five nations. The altogether 19 papers are collected in this edition.
Contents:
Otto Steiger: Property rights, genuine money and the foundations of the economy
Thomas G. Betz: The property theories of Bethell, Pipes and de Soto
Ulf Heinsohn: Property, development and de Soto's approach
Hans G. Nutzinger: The property approach of Heinsohn and Steiger
Augusto Graziani: The property theory of interest and money
Paul C. Martin: Power, the State and the institution of property
Richard Pipes: Russian Patrimonialism and its political consequences
Tom Bethell: Why isn't the whole world developed?
Hernando de Soto: Dead Capital, fluid capital and money
Gunnar Heinsohn/Otto Steiger: Collateral and own capital
Hans Joachim Stadermann: Property as a central bank's guide to monetary policy
Gunnar Heinsohn: Where does the market come from?
Otto Steiger: The fundamental flaw in new institutional economics
Camille Cornand: Liquidity crises of private corporations in emerging economies and international bankruptcy rules
Ramona Rupeika-Apoga: Good securities and the central bank of Latvia
Jan Beaufort: The property-based theory of the economy? Some philosophical aspects
Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt: The appeal of money for economic growth
Hans-Ulrich Niemitz: Understanding the difference between moral standards and ethics
Rolf Steppacher: Property and mineral resources
Heribert Illig: Labor pains experienced in a possible shift of paradigm
Contents:
Otto Steiger: Property rights, genuine money and the foundations of the economy
Thomas G. Betz: The property theories of Bethell, Pipes and de Soto
Ulf Heinsohn: Property, development and de Soto's approach
Hans G. Nutzinger: The property approach of Heinsohn and Steiger
Augusto Graziani: The property theory of interest and money
Paul C. Martin: Power, the State and the institution of property
Richard Pipes: Russian Patrimonialism and its political consequences
Tom Bethell: Why isn't the whole world developed?
Hernando de Soto: Dead Capital, fluid capital and money
Gunnar Heinsohn/Otto Steiger: Collateral and own capital
Hans Joachim Stadermann: Property as a central bank's guide to monetary policy
Gunnar Heinsohn: Where does the market come from?
Otto Steiger: The fundamental flaw in new institutional economics
Camille Cornand: Liquidity crises of private corporations in emerging economies and international bankruptcy rules
Ramona Rupeika-Apoga: Good securities and the central bank of Latvia
Jan Beaufort: The property-based theory of the economy? Some philosophical aspects
Marco Lehmann-Waffenschmidt: The appeal of money for economic growth
Hans-Ulrich Niemitz: Understanding the difference between moral standards and ethics
Rolf Steppacher: Property and mineral resources
Heribert Illig: Labor pains experienced in a possible shift of paradigm
