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human
Private property, best arguments for and against

I'm familiar with Locke's argument of natural property rights but I find it quite unconvinving really, is there any other arguments which build on it/are based on it with great detail? 

Would also like to read some proper philosophical arguments against the idea of private property, is there Marx/Engles I should be reading or any other reccomendations people have?
gpt
In Hegel's Philosophy of Right he offers a defense of property by claiming that property is an extension of the individual will, and in order to be fully free we must be able to make our will exist in the external world through property.