Jessica Shoemaker on systemic inequalities in US and European property law

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PropertyCon

Bram Akkermans

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PropertyCon is a podcast for academics, students and anyone else interested in property law. In this podcast we look at all aspects of property from a primarily legal perspective, but also from social science and any other discipline when that is called for. Join for a monthly discussion on current issues relating to property law research, dealing with issues of social justice, sustainability and PropTech.

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Jessica Shoemaker on systemic inequalities in US and European property law

PropertyCon

59 minutes 22 seconds

4 years ago

Jessica Shoemaker on systemic inequalities in US and European property law

This episode I speak with Professor Jessica A. Shoemaker on the difference between US and European property law, about Indian title and about systemic inequality in property law systems. We explore the role of fee simple and/or ownership of land and the way in which this has become unequally distributed over time so that some have accrued vast amounts of wealth, whereas others have (almost) nothing.

More information about Jessica Shoemaker can be found at https://law.unl.edu/jessica-shoemaker/

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