The Right to Private Property (Clarendon Paperbacks)
"Excellent and important....The most analytically rigorous account as yet on offer of moral justifications for private property....What there can be no uncertainty about is that this book has set new standards of clarity, precision, and scholarship in this field.  No discussion of property rights can afford to ignore it without incurring a charge of serious negligence."--Ethics" The work is heavy-going, but immensely rich.  Highly recommended for all university and college libraries."Religious Studies Review"[Waldron's] discussion of Locke will not disappoint.  The work is heavy-going, but immensely rich."--Religious Studies Review