Program

Research Programs: Fellowships for University Teachers

Period of Performance

9/1/1975 - 8/31/1976

Funding Totals

$20,000.00 (approved)
$20,000.00 (awarded)


Private Property: Its Contemporary Significance

FAIN: FA-11098-75

Norman Furniss
Indiana University (Bloomington, IN 47405-7000)

To determine whether private property, often considered an obstacle to human development, is in fact indispensable for a truly human existence. Project will examine major theories for and against private property and the contemporary significance of private property.