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Professor Calabresi and Mr. Melamed develop a framework for legal analysis which they believe serves to integrate various legal relationships which are traditionally analyzed in separate subject areas such as Property and Torts. By using their model to suggest solutions to the pollution problem that have been overlooked by writers in the field, and by applying the model to the question of criminal sanctions, they demonstrate the utility of such an integrated approach. I. INTRODUCTION NLY rarely are Property and Torts approached from a uni- fied perspective. Recent writings by lawyers concerned with economics and by economists concerned with law suggest, how- ever, that an attempt at integrating the various legal relationships treated by these subjects would be useful both for the beginning student and the sophisticated scholar.' By articulating a concept of "entitlements" which are protected by property, liability, or inalienability rules, we present one framework for such an ap- proach.2 We then analyze aspects of the pollution problem and of

Property Rules, Liability Rules, and Inalienability: One View of the Cathedral