What Is Property?

Proudhon critiques private property, portraying it as both a form of tyranny and a natural right linked to labor. He explores how property can empower individuals while also fostering greed, social inequality, and crime. The text is infused with energetic and captivating prose that reflects a revolutionary spirit. This edition features over 75 original footnotes, enhancing the reader's understanding of Proudhon's arguments and historical context.