Rothbardian
Sticky Property

Transactional
Sticky Property

Semi-pacifist
Sticky Property

Mutualist
Possession Property

Collectivist
Collective Property

Communist
Collective Property

Entitlement Theory of Distributive Justice

Justice in Acquisition	Justice in Transfer	Justice in Rectification	Justice in Abandonment
Deals with acquisition of unowned resources and what types of things can be owned.	How one person can acquire holdings from another, by voluntary exchange and gift.	Deals with holdings that are unjustly acquired or transferred, past injustices, esp. those done by government.	Covers abandonment of property, making it unowned & allowing homesteading per Justice in Acquisition.
Sufficient use of an unowned resource, aka homesteading, bestows property title. "Sufficient" determined by local consensus, emergent law, and/or natural law principles.	Voluntary trade or gift. Abandonment criteria are strong, i.e. favoring current owners - aka neo-Lockean, no-proviso Lockean, aka sticky property.	Stolen property should be returned to the rightful owner. [Rothbard rectification]	Weak abandonment criteria, i.e. strongly favors the current owner(s). [allodium]
		A just transfer creates legitimate ownership. [transactional rectification]
		A successful theft creates legitimate ownership. [semi-pacifist rectification]
	Voluntary trade or gift. Weak abandonment criteria; no absentee ownership.	Rothbardian, transactional, or semi-pacifist.	Strong abandonment criteria, i.e. weakly favors the current owner(s). [usufruct]
	Voluntary trade/gift. Worker collectives own all multiuser capital goods.	Rothbardian, transactional, or semi-pacifist.
	Voluntary trade/gift between communes, gift economy within. Communes own all multiuser capital goods.	Rothbardian, transactional, or semi-pacifist.

The Entitlement Theory was developed by Robert Nozick in Anarchy, State, and Utopia. Wikipedia article.