writings about the REAL "tragedy of the commons"

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writings about the REAL "tragedy of the commons" Anonymous 2021-03-20 (Sat) 18:33:06 No.5201

I've seen in a lot of leftist YouTube videos Communists typically respond to the "tragedy of the commons" argument by referring to the history of Europe and how lands that were actually held in common ownership had private property introduced by force to alienate people from their means of production. are there any books that elaborate on the history of private property in detail, with reference to specific political leaders, parties, and events?

Anonymous 2021-03-20 (Sat) 18:34:53 No.5202

I have a vague sense Maupin wrote a book on that but I could be wrong

Anonymous 2021-03-21 (Sun) 06:20:04 No.5205

>>5202
I don’t see it. almost all of his books seem to be about modern politics based on their summaries, except City Builders which happens to reference (literally) ancient history. are you getting it mixed up with something else or is that it?

Anonymous 2021-03-21 (Sun) 17:33:27 No.5212

>>5205
Ah isn't a book coming back to the thought I think it was a rant about the horrors of the seizure of the commons in one of his talks

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