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?

Property [in]justice
Legal Transfer and Legal Geography in the British Empire
Project publications in new volume edited by D. Coffey and S. Vogenauer, with chapters on landscape, law and spatial injustice in Ireland, the Caribbean, Kenya and Southern Africa
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Landscape, property and spatial injustice in international law
Chapter by Amy Strecker in Jones, Strecker, Setten & Mitchell (eds), Landscape, Law and Justice: 20 Years (KVHAA 2024)
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New ERC Report on Frontier Research for Transformative Change
PROPERTY [IN]JUSTICE featured in ERC Report on Transformative Change for a Sustainable Future on pp.25-26
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PROPERTY[IN]JUSTICE (2020-2026) 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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