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[The Indeterminate Place of Property].

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Political contestation of private property is rising, with expropriation demands resurfacing. This study examines expropriation within democratic rule of law, highlighting its challenges using Weimar Republic debates.

Area of Science:

  • Political Science
  • Legal Theory

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  • Growing political challenges to private property norms.
  • Resurgence of expropriation as a political concept.
  • Expropriation debates in the Weimar Republic.

Purpose:

  • To conduct a political-scientific examination of expropriation.
  • To analyze expropriation within the framework of democratic rule of law.
  • To explore the concept's implications for property order contestation.

Summary:

  • The article investigates expropriation, analyzing its tension with constitutional property guarantees.
  • It highlights how expropriation reveals inherent contradictions within democratic rule of law.
  • The study contrasts Carl Schmitt's restrictive view with Otto Kirchheimer's expansive interpretation of expropriation.
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