Maxine Kurtz Faculty Research Scholar & Professor of Law at U. Denver @SturmCOL / property, land use, local government, & the exclusionary built environment.
In @LPEblog, Sara Schindler and Kellen Zale take on one (of the many) blind spots of Abundance: Anti-tenancy.
Another example of how increased output does not necessarily improve welfare.
https://t.co/R3vAE6gzLR
"Progressive Property & Animal Rights" by Schindler from @SturmCOL argues that expanding property law to recognize animals’ rights can improve protections. Courts often implicitly adopt a flexible property view in animal cases. https://t.co/oLBYzALK87 #AnimalLaw#Property
#ICYMI | Who really has a voice in shaping our neighborhoods? #RadioEd co-host Emma Atkinson and @SturmCOL professor Sarah Schindler examine the structural barriers that prevent renters from influencing housing policy, and why that imbalance matters now more than ever. 🎙️ https://t.co/yEOTvLIqet
I've built an iOS app, enTalkenator, initially intended just to generate audio narrations from PDFs of academic articles. It now, from any text, generates academic workshops, new papers, podcasts, debates, and introductory classes. I describe it here: https://t.co/gh7Z6NLWTG
Land use & planning law has gained attention due to its impact on critical issues like housing affordability, #economicgrowth, social mobility, economic #equality, racial integration, & #environmental concerns.
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@michaelcpollack@mtokson@UChiLRev Congrats! Look forward to reading it. Kellen and I have a short section about property and the Fourth Amendment - specifically with respect to how renters and homeowners are treated differently - in the Anti-Tenancy Doctrine (https://t.co/7rneRBsoiX)