Graduate Voices of the Lawscape 3 – Legal Geographies of Protected Areas, Transformations and Climate Justice
The session recording will be archived on the site until June 25th, 2023
This session was streamed but not recorded
Date: 3/26/2023
Time: 12:50 PM - 2:10 PM
Room: Directors Row J, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level
Type: Paper, Hybrid session with both in-person and virtual presenters
Theme:
Curated Track: Legal Geography Specialty Group Curated Track
Sponsor Group(s):
Legal Geography Specialty Group
Organizer(s):
Paul Druschke TU Dresden
Carly Griffith University of Wisconsin-Madison
Sarah Klosterkamp University of Bonn
Chair(s):
Paul Druschke TU Dresden
Description:
Legal geography explores the practice and conceptualization of the law in and via place and space, examining the relationship between law and the changing spatial, social, and environmental conditions that create and contribute to our understanding of the world(s) we inhabit. We welcome all graduate student scholars who pursue research that involves legal inquiry-whether you consider yourself a 'spatial detective' (Bennett 2015), a transdisciplinary/post-disciplinary scholar (Braverman et al. 2014), or are simply interested in the utility
of legal geography as a subdiscipline for supporting your work. We invite scholarship on a wide range of topics, including but not limited to migration & immigration, policing, human rights, law and racism, indigenous law, environmental & climate justice, property and resource management, food policy, the administration of law in place, law and urban spaces, law and bodies,
and law and COVID-19.
Presentations (if applicable) and Session Agenda:
Brookes Hammock |
Deconstructing the Environmental State: Administrative Law’s Challenge for Climate Justice in the U.S. |
Fan Li, University of Colorado, Boulder |
Reterritorialize Properties through Law: Boundary Making of the Giant Panda National Park in China |
Moritz Röhrs |
Dephysicalization and Territorialized Flexibility in Protected Areas: (De)Regulating the Informal Constructions in the Swamp Ecosystem in Cartagena de Indias (Colombia) |
Elizabeth Bennett, UCLA |
Reconfiguring Productivity, Un-Abandoning Lands: A Look at the OSMRE Abandoned Mine Reclamation Awards Program |
Varun Panickar |
Each One For Themselves: The transformations of cooperative housing societies by framings of private property in India |
Discussant: Tiffany Grobelski, PhD |
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Graduate Voices of the Lawscape 3 – Legal Geographies of Protected Areas, Transformations and Climate Justice
Description
Type: Paper, Hybrid session with both in-person and virtual presenters
Date: 3/26/2023
Time: 12:50 PM - 2:10 PM
Room: Directors Row J, Sheraton, Plaza Building, Lobby Level
Contact the Primary Organizer
Paul Druschke TU Dresden
paul.druschke@tu-dresden.de
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