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N. 1 (2024)

Spazio, diritto e la loro relazione: percorso e confini della legal geography

  • Ettore Asoni
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/rgioa1-2024oa17374
Inviata
28 febbraio 2024
Pubblicato
21-03-2024

Abstract

Nel corso degli ultimi trent’anni, la legal geography si è affermata come percorso interdisciplinare di ricerca tra geografia e giurisprudenza. Il presente contributo ne traccia la traiettoria per stabilire se vada interpretata come un campo di ricerca autonomo e definito, o se sia meglio qualificabile come un flusso di ricerche eterogenee. Per rispondere, si considererà l’interesse del lavoro di Niklas Luhmann per gli approcci interdisciplinari allo studio del diritto, e alla legal geography in questo caso. In questo modo si offre una panoramica della ricerca tra diritto e geografia al pubblico italiano, anche col fine di suscitare maggiori adesioni e interesse.

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