PROPERTY [IN]JUSTICE

Land, Property, and Spatial Justice in International Law

How does international law facilitate spatial justice and injustice through its conceptualisation of property rights in land?

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"Before Property: A Prehistory of Property Rights in Land"

Postdoc Amanda Byer

UCD Working Papers in Law, Criminology and Socio-Legal Studies Research Paper No. 10/2022
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Peatlands in Ireland: The clash between EU requirements and the rights of turf cutters
Check out the latest blog by Alessandra Accogli, PhD researcher at the UCD Sutherland School of Law and Affiliated Researcher with PROPERTY[IN]JUSTICE
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"Seeds of Subversion: The Right to Food Sovereignty and International Law"
Next Landscape, Law and Spatial Justice Seminar with guest speaker Theodora Valkanou (University of Copenhagen) 23 March, 11:00-12:00, Via Zoom
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PROPERTY[IN]JUSTICE (2020-2025) is a research project that investigates the role of international law in creating spatial justice and injustice through its conception of property rights in land. In going beyond traditional legal analysis to include interdisciplinary and cross-cultural perspectives, the project aims to push the boundaries of property and advocate for more place-based understandings of land across international law. The project is funded by the European Research Council (ERC), led by Amy Strecker, and hosted by the Sutherland School of Law, University College Dublin.

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The Summer Conference Circuit: Team Reflections

The Summer Conference Circuit: Team Reflections

This summer the PROPERTY[IN]JUSTICE team were busy presenting papers (15 in total!) at five different academic conferences, in Cork, Dublin, London, Maynooth and Lisbon. The general themes of the conferences signposted the urgency of the times we live in: “From Discourse to Action” (UCC conference on Environmental Law, Cork), “Law, Alternative Economies and Activism (WG

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