Making sense of who gets what and why ownership is always up for grabs.
How "as if" ownership engineering ensures safe drinking water and battles climate change.
Why New York City boasts about its tap water.
There never used to be fights over reclining airline seats. Why are they breaking out now, and what does this tell us about the hidden rules of ownership?
On a crowded flight, is there a right to recline or a right to defend your knees? And what does this teach us about the hidden rules of ownership?
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