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will theory of rights: a standalone construct

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Legal theory

the theory that having a right means holding control over another's duty, such as the power to waive or enforce it.

In legal theory, will theory of rights refers to the theory that having a right means holding control over another's duty, such as the power to waive or enforce it. This meaning comes from H. Kramer (2000) in A Debate Over Rights.[1]

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References

H. Kramer, M., N.E., S., & Hillel, S. (2000). A Debate Over Rights. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198298991.001.0001

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