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Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Private Property Right as essential for human Liberty and safe Society
Chapter 3. Private Property balanced with the General Interest on International Ground
Chapter 4. Property as a Common Use
Chapter 5. The international human right to a healthy environment, human right obligations for nature and possible difficulties of implementations
Chapter 6. A possible answer from the 'source' of the environmental problem
Chapter 7. The basic understanding of the theory of Property and its foundation
Chapter 8. The basis for the clear and affordable Responsibilities to property rights
Chapter 9. Locke's correlative property limits / Responsibilities to his property rights
Chapter 10. Locke's Relevance to all scholars in all times
Chapter 11. Final Conclusions.

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