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Introducing 'Bulldozed: Kelo, Eminent Domain, and the Taking of Private Property' by Carla Main—a crucial read for anyone concerned with property rights and government overreach. This brand new cloth-bound book dives deep into the contentious debate surrounding eminent domain, an issue that resonates with property owners, legal scholars, and civic activists alike. With the Kelo case at its core, the author sheds light on how private development has been funded at the expense of individual rights. Carla Main, a distinguished journalist, unveils an eye-opening perspective that not only critiques the practice but also stimulates vital discussions about the future of land ownership in America. This 2007 Encounter Books release is essential for homeowners, real estate professionals, and anyone interested in the intersection of law and public policy. Explore the implications of government authority in taking private land and the economic impacts on communities. 'Bulldozed' is set to ignite conversations on property rights, civic responsibility, and justice, making it a must-have addition to your library.