Property and Freedom

A rigorous exploration of how property rights have shaped human liberty across civilisations and centuries. This scholarly work traces the intricate relationship between what we own and how freely we live, examining legal systems, economic frameworks, and political philosophy. Dense but rewarding, it challenges readers to reconsider foundational assumptions about ownership, governance, and individual autonomy. Perfect for political theory enthusiasts, students of economics and history, or anyone fascinated by the ideas that underpin modern society.