although the term sounds a bit strange, it does exist in EN, take a look at this article and also an older question right here on KudoZ

http://miradaglobal.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=ar...

THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBALIZATION

Awareness that we must assume the civilizatory goods of globalization will lead us to dropping attitudes and discourses that are mere opposition. It is true that the domineering direction of this historical figure is determined by the totalitarianism of the market, which reduces the polyphony of life to the circuit of producing and consuming, which tries to turn everything into tradable goods and accelerate the process so that what we produce becomes increasingly disposable. Denouncing this totalitarianism that exploits, excludes, de-humanizes and reduces everything to a unique dimension, must not make us forget the potentialities of the enterprising individual, which cannot be replaced by the State, the benefits of a truly free and competitive market and the strengthening of many civilizatory goods without which human life is no longer possible. We cannot forget criticism, but we must be aware that only by possessing and acting on what is worthy, can we overcome the overwhelming totalitarianism of the market.

http://www.proz.com/kudoz/portuguese_to_english/government_p...

property or goods means all the "rights" that each citizen should have in a democratic society: health, accommodation, education, etc..