rule of capture and its consequences
By: Lewis & Clark Expedition Bicentennial Conference.
Contributors: Oregon Law Institute.
Publisher: Oregon Law Institute of Lewis & Clark Law School
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Portland, OR
Language: eng
Subjects: Right of property -- West (U.S.); Land use -- West (U.S.); Natural resources -- Law and legislation -- West (U.S.); Public lands -- West (U.S.)
Notes: Program materials from the conference held April 7-8, 2005, at Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Or.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Origin of the reserved rights clauses in Pacific Northwestern Indian treaties / Stephen Dow Beckham; title: The role of captive in the rule of capture / Lea Vander Velde; title: The spiritual values of wilderness / John Copeland Nagle; title: Water follies / Robert Glennon; title: Property and pioneers : the economics of capture / Jason Johnston; title: The culture of capture, and the capture of culture : the changing face of Celilo Falls and the Oregon Territory, 1805-2005 / Lin Harmon-Walker; title: Ferae naturae : wildlife and state ownership / Michael C. Blumm, Dale Goble; title: Western grazing : the capture of ground, grass, and government / Debra L. Donahue; title: Questioning the rule of capture metaphor for nineteenth century public land law : a look at R.S. 2477 / James Rasband; title: The rule of capture : an oil and gas perspective / Bruce Kramer, Owen L. Anderson; title: Reverse engineering and the rule of capture : examples from water and minerals / Janet Neuman.