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DESCRIPTION:Nous vous convions à un Atelier Annie Macdonald Langstaff/Théor
 ie du droit avec Mariana Valverde\, University of Toronto.\n\nRésumé\n\n[E
 n anglais seulement] A number of critical legal scholars have been arguing
  for some time that the ‘technicalities’ of jurisdiction should not be lef
 t to doctrinal lawyers\, but should rather be explored to further pragmati
 st-infused critical legal analyses that are ontologically and normatively 
 agnostic.\n\nThis project\, carried out among others by Annelise Riles\, c
 onverges in some ways with the methodologies developed by Foucaultian and 
 actor-network approaches.\n\nIn this paper\, I seek to contribute to the p
 ragmatist reclaiming of jurisdiction as a fruitful area of both legal and 
 theoretical analysis\, but adding to this\, from a non-legal perspective\,
  an analysis of the play of spatiotemporal scale\, which does not always c
 oincide with jurisdictional dynamics.\n\nLa conférencière\n\n[En anglais s
 eulement] Mariana Valverde is a professor at the Centre for Criminology an
 d Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto\, and a Fellow of the Ro
 yal Society of Canada since 2006. Professor Valverde’s main research inter
 ests are urban law and governance\, Foucault\, sexuality studies\, theorie
 s of spatiotemporality\, and actor-network theory. In 2016\, Professor Val
 verde received the Law and Society Association’s Harry J. Kalven Jr. Award
  in recognition of “empirical scholarship that has contributed most effect
 ively to the advancement of research in law and society.”\n\nHer influenti
 al books include Chronotopes of Law: Jurisdiction\, Scale and Governance (
 2015)\, Everyday Law on the Streets: City Governance in an Age of Diversit
 y (2012)\, Law’s Dream of a Common Knowledge (2003) and The Age of Light\,
  Soap\, and Water: Moral Reform in English Canada 1880s-1920s (1991\, now 
 in its second edition).\n
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SUMMARY:Jurisdiction and scale: deepening the conversation between socioleg
 al theory and legal scholarship
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 ening-conversation-between-sociolegal-theory-and-legal-scholarship-286203
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