Legal geography I: Constitutivities, complexities, and contingencies
Legal geography I: Constitutivities, complexities, and contingencies
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DOI：
10.1177/0309132514527035
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发表时间：
2015-02-01
影响因子：
7.1
通讯作者：
Delaney, David
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作者：
Delaney, David
尽管这是近20年来人文地理学和社会法律研究中公认的趋势，但在过去五年中，法律地理学的项目在参与者、调查主题和理论阐述方面都有了显著的扩大。这份关于法律地理学的初步报告强调了地理学家，特别是年轻学者最近的工作，面向更广泛的人文地理学家社区。它试图通过对宪法、复杂性和偶然性等关键主题的讨论，传达过去几年研究范围扩大的感觉。它表明，在许多情况下，对人类地理学家特别感兴趣的事件中涉及的独特法律现象进行更密切的批判性审查，可以开辟出富有成效的调查路线，而这些调查路线被人文地理学中对法律现象的传统忽视所扼杀。
Although it has been a recognized tendency in human geography and socio-legal studies for nearly 20 years, the project of legal geography has expanded significantly in the last five years in terms of participants, topics of investigation, and theoretical elaboration. This initial report on legal geography emphasizes recent work by geographers, especially younger scholars, and is addressed to the wider community of human geographers. It seeks to convey a sense of the expanded scope of research over the last few years through a discussion of key themes of constitutivity, complexity, and contingency. It suggests that, in many cases, closer critical scrutiny of the involvement of distinctively legal phenomena in the events of particular interest to human geographers can open up productive lines of inquiry that are foreclosed by the conventional neglect of the legal in human geography.