This timely Reader brings together, for the first time, key
writings on the relationship between law and geography. In so
doing, it has fostered the creation of an intellectual forum for
scholars and students in related disciplines, who have - until now
- been working in parallel, rather than in tandem. Although a
recent area of study, the intersection between these fields is
becoming increasingly important with the recognition that space is
socially produced and that it is riddled with power relations.
The chapters in this Reader are organized around geographic
scale - local, national, global - and each section includes an
introductory essay contextualizing the selections and explaining
their contribution. The topics covered include public space, local
racisms, property and the city, environmental regulation, state
formation and decentralization and international-global legalities.
A comprehensive introduction reviews the current state of the
field.
Representing some of the most provocative and interesting
approaches to law and geography by an interdisciplinary group of
acclaimed contributors, "Legal Geographies Reader" will serve as an
important reference source to this expanding field.
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