There can be no justice that is not spatial. Against a recent tendency to despatialise law,
matter, bodies and even space itself, this book insists on spatialising them, arguing that …

In this paper I reconstitute my own approach to the notions of space, territory, and
territoriality. Developing from the early 1970s, my thoughts resided in the effort devoted to …

The pervasive and important territorial dimensions of property are understudied, given the
tendency to view territory through the lens of the state. Viewing both property and territory as …

The development of territorology requires the overcoming of the dichotomy between
determinist and constructivist approaches, in order to advance towards a general science of …

Territorial stigmatisation emerged over the past decade as the prevailing concept for
understanding the phenomenon of disreputable places and the processes by which they are …

Over the past few years there has been a proliferation of new kinds of retail space. Retail
space has cropped up just about everywhere in the urban landscape: in libraries …

Most of us access shelter over land over which other people have legally sanctioned
dominant interests and powers, creating systemic relations of security and vulnerability that I …

In this article, I deal with airs and sounds and scents, while keeping an eye on the law. My
field of enquiry is the interstitial area between sensory and affective occurrences, namely …

What does the property boundary mean to laypersons? How do everyday geographies of
property work? Merrill and Smith offer an influential set of hypotheses concerning the …

Rebecca Bryant and Mete Hatay develop the concept of the aporetic state to describe an
entity that acts like a state even as nonrecognition renders it unrealizable. They argue that …