Private Law Theory

ABSTRACT
This paper analyses forty-five works on property in information under a single method applied without variation to every author: premises are isolated in the author’s own words and rendered in a formal notation, examined singly, then reassembled into the arguments they compose and tested for validity, with every fallacy named by its standard name and demonstrated by explicit derivation or counter-model rather than asserted. Part One treats the thirty works the case against intellectual property cites, contests or relies upon, among them.

Wright, Craig S, Property in Information: A Formal Analysis of Forty-Five Works (August 13, 2026).