Everything about Propertarian totally explained
Propertarianism is the advocacy of the private individual or corporate ownership of legal, transferable,
private property titles within a
free market. The term was coined by
Ursula K. Le Guin in her novel,
The Dispossessed (1974). Some
libertarian socialists use the term to refer to
libertarians who support
property rights in order to distinguish them from their own non-propertarian form of libertarianism.
Capitalist libertarians sometimes use this label for themselves, as seen, for instance, in the novel
The Probability Broach (1980), by
L. Neil Smith, where the fictionalized version of the
Libertarian Party is called the Propertarian Party.
Specifically, propertarianism recognizes all economically scarce goods as legitimate property. This includes "
natural capital" such as land, but doesn't necessarily include non-scarce goods such as
intellectual property (patents and copyrights.) This view is criticized by those that base property on production or use, such as
libertarian socialists and
geolibertarians.
Propertarianism can be "soft," asserting that private property is morally
permissible, or it can be 'hard,' asserting that private property is the only valid form of property.
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