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 …

This study explores contestation over the meanings, rules and practices of coal mine
reclamation and mine closure in the context of East Kalimantan, Indonesia's major coal …

Recent commentary on future research directions for legal geography highlights the need for
studies that are historically grounded and focused on human–environment interactions in …

We argue that legal geography's ability to produce holistic knowledge about law and legal
relations is hampered by the qualified dominance in the field of what we refer to as a …

This article examines mineral rights and claim staking in northern Canada, with a focus on
settler colonialism and how liberal understandings of property are embedded in the legal …

In this article, I examine how hydropower projects in Mapuche territory both form part of
internationally recognized approaches to develop renewable energy and also anchor …

Legal geography seeks to understand the complex interactions between people, law, and
space. It exists as an interdisciplinary endeavor, incorporating intellectual threads from …

Indigenous dispossession has been left out or relegated to the historical background of
much of the political ecology of the American West, naturalized as a precursor to natural …

Despite recent advances to create a robust body of international and domestic indigenous
rights law, indigenous peoples' rights are increasingly under threat across the Americas …

Socio-legal studies is a 'heterogeneous field'that encompasses a broad range of topics.
Indeed, recently, legal scholars who regard their work as socio-legal have accepted the …