• Alaska Statutes, title 35 (Public Buildings, Works, and Improvements)
• Albania Constitution, article 11 (Property)
• Albania Constitution, article 12 (Property for Foreigners)
• American Bar Association Public Contract Law material
• Belarus Law of Ownership (December 11, 1990)
• Belarus Law on Destatization & Privitization of State Property (January 19, 1993)
• Bennis v. Michigan (U.S., 1996) (forfeiture of jointly owned property used in crime)
• Code of Federal Regulations, title 41, chapters 50, 60, and 61 (Public Contracts and Property Management)
• Degen v. U.S. (U.S., 1996) (Fugative Disentitelment Doctorine)
• Eritrea Constitution, article 23 (Right to Property)
• Federal Acquisition Regulations
• Federal Acquisition, Contracting, and Procurement laws
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 76 (attachment)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 77 (garnishment)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 78 (replevin)
• Florida Statutes (1993), chapter 82 (forcible entry and unlawful detainer)
• Hungary Act 39 of 1995 (Sale of State-Owned Entrepreneurial Assets) and related material (in English and Hungarian)
• India Constitution, part XII, chapter IV (Right to Property)
• Indiana Code, title 32 (Property)
• Korea (Republic) Constitution, article 23 (Property, Public Welfare, Expropriation)
• Malta Constitution, section 37 (Property)
• Massachusetts General Laws, chapter 30B (Uniform Procurement Act)
• Michigan Constitution, article X (Property)
• Namibia Constitution, article 16 (Property)
• Nepal Constitution, article 17 (Right to Property)
• New York Abandoned Property Law
• New York Lien Law
• New York Personal Property Law
• Poland Ministry of Privitization publications (in English and Polish)
• South Carolina Code of Laws, title 10 (Public Buildings and Property)
• South Carolina Code of Laws, title 27 (Property and Conveyances)
• South Carolina Code of Laws, title 28 (Eminent Domain)
• Syria Constitution, articles 14 (Ownership) and 15 (Expropriation)
• Tajikistan property law
• Tunisia Constitution, article 14 (Property)
• Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (December 1994 draft)
• Uniform Unclaimed Property Act ( July/August 1995 draft)
• U.S. v. Ursery (U.S., 1996) (civil forfeiture proceeding & double jeopardy)
• Wyoming Statutes, title 29 (Liens)
• Wyoming Statutes, title 34 (Property, Conveyances and Security Transactions)
• Zambia Privatisation Agency materials
• "Ancient Law" by Henry Maine (Chapter 8: The Early History of Property) (1861)
• "Economics of Legal Disputes Over the Ownership of Works of Art and Other Collectibles" by William Landes and Richard Posner
• "Federal Barriers to State and Local Privatization" Joint Economic Committee
• "Florida's Property Rights Act" by Sylvia R. Lazos Vargas
• "Measured Step to Protect Private Property Rights" by David Powell, et al. (Florida State University Law Review)
• "Navigating the Maze - Understanding and Negotiating Lien Claims" by William L. Larson
• "Origin of Property: Ockham, Grotius, Pufendorf, and Some Others" by John Kilcullen
• "Title to Sue in Cargo Claims" by Pauline Barratt (New Zealand)
• "Transaction Costs and Property Rights, Or, Do Good Fences Make Good Neighbors?" by Richard A. Epstein
• U.S. Federal Government procurement policy material compiled by Aquisition Reform Net

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