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The 15 pages that link to Property, each with the reason it gives.

• ExtortionNarrower topic: Extortion statutes commonly specify which property or economic interests can be obtained.

• Pierre-Joseph ProudhonNarrower topic: Proudhon challenged the legitimacy of property rights that let owners draw income from others’ labor.

• Property lawNarrower topic: The field concerns the legal interests that count as property.

• SubstanceCompared with: Properties are typically said to depend on substances rather than exist independently.

• SedentismRelated: Long-term residence made claims to houses, fields, and stored goods more consequential.

• State of natureRelated: Locke makes the protection of property a central reason for forming government.

• TheftNarrower topic: Theft concerns property that belongs to or is controlled by someone else.

• Individualist anarchismRelated: Individualist anarchists disagree over which property arrangements preserve liberty.

• UniversalsNarrower topic: Universals are one proposed account of how properties can recur across distinct objects.

• WealthRelated: Ownership rights determine who can count an asset among their wealth.

• Identity of indiscernibles (metaphysics)Narrower topic: The principle's scope changes depending on which features count as properties.

• The Caucasian Chalk CircleRelated: The frame story’s land dispute echoes the question of who should possess the child.

• Two Treatises of GovernmentRelated: Locke connects property to labor and identifies its protection as a chief purpose of government.

• MazdakismNarrower topic: Mazdakite sharing traditions made ownership a central point of later interpretation.

• State (condition)Related: A state is specified by the properties selected to describe the entity.