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Property I

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Lecture notes Property I

  • Lecture notes Property I

  • Class notes • 8 pages • 2021
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Lecture notes Property I

  • Lecture notes Property I

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Property I Lecture Notes

  • Property I Lecture Notes

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Lecture notes Property I

  • Lecture notes Property I

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Lecture notes Property I

  • Lecture notes Property I

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Property I LL105 - Tragedy of the Commons

  • Property I LL105 - Tragedy of the Commons

  • Summary • 7 pages • 2017
  • These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Property I LL105 - Cultural Property

  • Property I LL105 - Cultural Property

  • Summary • 11 pages • 2017
  • These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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Property I LL105 - Introduction to Property Locke

  • Property I LL105 - Introduction to Property Locke

  • Summary • 10 pages • 2017
  • These notes are a complete collection of my lecture notes, reading, and extra investigation into the the particular topic. They are fully structured, and have a contents page at the very top, in order to ensure that the ideas and arguments within are easy to navigate. At certain points, I have arranged the notes into an argumentative form. This means that I have taken certain ideas, organised them into arguments, and presented both sides of a contentious proposition. This allows future studen...
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