Margaret Jane Radin
Margaret Jane Radin · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Property theorist; developed the concepts of property-and-personhood and market-inalienability
1941, United States
United States
Margaret Jane Radin is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Property theorist; developed the concepts of property-and-personhood and market-inalienability
Radin is an American legal scholar, Ransom Professor emerita at the University of Michigan, whose theories of property-and-personhood and market-inalienability reshaped debates on which things should not be for sale, as well as on contract in the digital age. She has taught at Stanford, USC, Toronto and Michigan. She is documented among Jewish legal scholars, though mainstream biographical sources give few details of her religious background.
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Property theorist; developed the concepts of property-and-personhood and market-inalienability
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Law & Jurisprudence
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