@inbook{68a6c3b19489428fa2b40807a940ef6c,
title = "Law and geography",
abstract = "Legal geography explores the interconnections between law and space, a field of study that relates law to context, while simultaneously revealing geography{\textquoteright}s legal footprints. The rich interconnections between law and space, and the diverse ways that each co-inform and co-constitute the other are legal geography{\textquoteright}s {\textquoteleft}core objects of inquiry{\textquoteright}.¹ In this chapter, we observe how this area of scholarship has evolved over nearly three decades, beginning in the mid-1990s, a generational confluence of law and geography that is neither a {\textquoteleft}sub-discipline of human geography nor […] an area of specialized legal scholarship{\textquoteright} but rather (or, at least) {\textquoteleft}a truly interdisciplinary...",
keywords = "legal geography, law and humanities, human geography, law and society",
author = "Cristy Clark and John Page",
year = "2024",
month = jan,
doi = "10.2307/jj.9941116.9",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781839990366",
series = "Anthem Law and Society Series",
publisher = "Anthem Press",
pages = "69--86",
editor = "Russell Sandberg and Daniel Newman",
booktitle = "Law and humanities",
}