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The Independent Review
Volume 11 Number 3
Winter 2007


Kelo and Its Discontents: The Worst (or Best?) Thing to Happen to Property Rights
By Edward J. López
Sasha M. Totah

Did the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Kelo v. City of New London set off a political backlash that will ultimately strengthen property-rights protections? An examination of post-Kelo developments at state and local levels suggests that reports of the death of private-property rights may be greatly exaggerated.




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