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'''Entitlement''' is a guarantee of access to benefits because of rights, or by agreement through [[law]]. It can also refer, in a more casual sense to someone's belief that he/she is deserving of some particular reward or benefit.[http://writ.news.findlaw.com/hamilton/20030828.html] It is often used as a negative term in popular parlance (i.e. a 'sense of entitlement'). The legal term, however, carries no value judgment: it simply denotes a right granted. It was issued in 1965 by President Johnson's administration. |
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In Land Development, the Entitlement Process is the legal method of obtaining approvals for the right to develop property for a desired use. (example: Re-zone) |
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In computer security, it can also refer to [[access control]]. |
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== See also == |
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*[[Culture of entitlement]] |
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*[[Entitlement Theory]] |
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*[[Amartya Sen]] |
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Revision as of 14:34, 27 November 2007
Entitlement is a guarantee of access to benefits because of rights, or by agreement through law. It can also refer, in a more casual sense to someone's belief that he/she is deserving of some particular reward or benefit.[1] It is often used as a negative term in popular parlance (i.e. a 'sense of entitlement'). The legal term, however, carries no value judgment: it simply denotes a right granted. It was issued in 1965 by President Johnson's administration.
In Land Development, the Entitlement Process is the legal method of obtaining approvals for the right to develop property for a desired use. (example: Re-zone)
In computer security, it can also refer to access control.
See also
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