In November 2016, the City of Vancouver passed its "Vacancy Tax By-law." The law requires homeowners to submit a property status declaration each year to the City, revealing

the uses they are making of their property. An owner whose property is not rented or in use for at least 6 months a year is subject to a vacancy tax. [...]

Professor Alexander's final monograph is an exploration of what he has termed "human flourishing theory." Human flourishing theory holds that the ownership of private property

carries with it obligations to foster human flourishing-whether of individual neighbours or local communities. [...]

Few scholars have argued as eloquently as Gregory Alexander for the normative force of social obligation in American property law and for a broader understanding of property

as inherently relational. The idea that mutual regard for the ability of each person to have meaningful life choices means that ownership entails duties to others [...]

It is a real privilege for me to participate in the celebration of Greg Alexander's enormous contribution to the scholarship and jurisprudence on property, which has enhanced

our understanding of property in numerous ways. Alexander utilized almost every tool in a legal theorist's kit-notably: history, comparative law, and philosophical [...]

AbstractIn a sample representing 40% of Peru’s formal economy, firms shocked by the death of their chief executive officer experience lower sales and a higher probability

of exit, lower borrowing amounts and credit performance, and a reduced number of lenders compared with very similar firms. [...]

AbstractThis article offers the first comprehensive economic analysis of the zone-of-interests test from administrative law. Applying concepts from polar coordinates and inner

products, we construct a model of the zone-of-interests test that provides answers to many of the puzzling questions stemming from the doctrine. [...]