Nicholas Hopkins is Professor of Law at the University of Southampton.

• PART I: PROPERTY AND HOUSING1. The Saga of Strasbourg and Social Housing Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe2. Owning Part but Losing All: Using Human Rights to Protect Home Ownership Susan Bright, Nicholas Hopkins and Nicholas Macklam3. The Big Society and Social Housing: Never the Twain Shall Meet? Warren Barr4. Regulating Residential Tenancies in Ireland: Rights, Responsibilities and Enforcement Áine RyallPART II: CHALLENGING PERCEPTIONS OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTS5. Shapeless Trusts and Settlor Title Retention: An Asian Morality Play Adam S Hofri-Winogradow6. Misplaced Trust: First Principles and the Conveyance of Legal Leases to Minors Leslie Turano-Taylor7. The Community of Owners' Regulation of Common Property in Polish Condominium Schemes Magdalena Habdas8. Collective Property: Owning and Sharing Residential Space Sarah Blandy9. Earth under the Nails: The Extraordinary Return to the Land Sue FarranPART III: INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN PRIVATE PROPERTY, THE PUBLIC AND THE STATE10. Towards an Understanding of Public Property John Page11. The Sale of Items in Museum Collections Janet Ulph12. Property as a Human Right: Another Casualty of the 'War on Terror'? Frankie McCarthy13. The Evolving Relationship between Property and Participation in English Planning Law Rachael Walsh14. The Rise of Property Rights: Implications for Urban Planning, Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation in Australia Peter WilliamsPART IV: THE NATURE, CONTENT AND ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY15. 'Persistent Rights' Appraised Simon Gardner16. The Content of a Freehold: A 'Right to Use' Land? Simon Douglas17. Property and Alienation: Rights, Obligations, Restraints Scott Grattan18. Possession Taken by Theft and the Original Acquisition of Personal Property Rights Robin Hickey19. The Prevalence of Private Takings Emma JL Waring

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Nicholas Hopkins is Professor of Law at the University of Southampton.

• PART I: PROPERTY AND HOUSING1. The Saga of Strasbourg and Social Housing Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe2. Owning Part but Losing All: Using Human Rights to Protect Home Ownership Susan Bright, Nicholas Hopkins and Nicholas Macklam3. The Big Society and Social Housing: Never the Twain Shall Meet? Warren Barr4. Regulating Residential Tenancies in Ireland: Rights, Responsibilities and Enforcement Áine RyallPART II: CHALLENGING PERCEPTIONS OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTS5. Shapeless Trusts and Settlor Title Retention: An Asian Morality Play Adam S Hofri-Winogradow6. Misplaced Trust: First Principles and the Conveyance of Legal Leases to Minors Leslie Turano-Taylor7. The Community of Owners' Regulation of Common Property in Polish Condominium Schemes Magdalena Habdas8. Collective Property: Owning and Sharing Residential Space Sarah Blandy9. Earth under the Nails: The Extraordinary Return to the Land Sue FarranPART III: INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN PRIVATE PROPERTY, THE PUBLIC AND THE STATE10. Towards an Understanding of Public Property John Page11. The Sale of Items in Museum Collections Janet Ulph12. Property as a Human Right: Another Casualty of the 'War on Terror'? Frankie McCarthy13. The Evolving Relationship between Property and Participation in English Planning Law Rachael Walsh14. The Rise of Property Rights: Implications for Urban Planning, Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation in Australia Peter WilliamsPART IV: THE NATURE, CONTENT AND ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY15. 'Persistent Rights' Appraised Simon Gardner16. The Content of a Freehold: A 'Right to Use' Land? Simon Douglas17. Property and Alienation: Rights, Obligations, Restraints Scott Grattan18. Possession Taken by Theft and the Original Acquisition of Personal Property Rights Robin Hickey19. The Prevalence of Private Takings Emma JL Waring

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Nicholas Hopkins is Professor of Law at the University of Southampton.

• PART I: PROPERTY AND HOUSING1. The Saga of Strasbourg and Social Housing Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe2. Owning Part but Losing All: Using Human Rights to Protect Home Ownership Susan Bright, Nicholas Hopkins and Nicholas Macklam3. The Big Society and Social Housing: Never the Twain Shall Meet? Warren Barr4. Regulating Residential Tenancies in Ireland: Rights, Responsibilities and Enforcement Áine RyallPART II: CHALLENGING PERCEPTIONS OF PROPERTY AND TRUSTS5. Shapeless Trusts and Settlor Title Retention: An Asian Morality Play Adam S Hofri-Winogradow6. Misplaced Trust: First Principles and the Conveyance of Legal Leases to Minors Leslie Turano-Taylor7. The Community of Owners' Regulation of Common Property in Polish Condominium Schemes Magdalena Habdas8. Collective Property: Owning and Sharing Residential Space Sarah Blandy9. Earth under the Nails: The Extraordinary Return to the Land Sue FarranPART III: INTERSECTIONS BETWEEN PRIVATE PROPERTY, THE PUBLIC AND THE STATE10. Towards an Understanding of Public Property John Page11. The Sale of Items in Museum Collections Janet Ulph12. Property as a Human Right: Another Casualty of the 'War on Terror'? Frankie McCarthy13. The Evolving Relationship between Property and Participation in English Planning Law Rachael Walsh14. The Rise of Property Rights: Implications for Urban Planning, Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation in Australia Peter WilliamsPART IV: THE NATURE, CONTENT AND ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY15. 'Persistent Rights' Appraised Simon Gardner16. The Content of a Freehold: A 'Right to Use' Land? Simon Douglas17. Property and Alienation: Rights, Obligations, Restraints Scott Grattan18. Possession Taken by Theft and the Original Acquisition of Personal Property Rights Robin Hickey19. The Prevalence of Private Takings Emma JL Waring

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