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DESCRIPTION:We invite you to am Annie Macdonald Langstaff/Legal Theory Work
 shop with Mariana Valverde\, University of Toronto.\n\nAbstract\n\nA numbe
 r of critical legal scholars have been arguing for some time that the ‘tec
 hnicalities’ of jurisdiction should not be left to doctrinal lawyers\, but
  should rather be explored to further pragmatist-infused critical legal an
 alyses that are ontologically and normatively agnostic.\n\nThis project\, 
 carried out among others by Annelise Riles\, converges in some ways with t
 he methodologies developed by Foucaultian and actor-network approaches.\n
 \nIn this paper\, I seek to contribute to the pragmatist reclaiming of jur
 isdiction 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 coincide with jurisdictional
  dynamics.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nMariana Valverde is a professor at the 
 Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto
 \, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada since 2006. Professor Valve
 rde’s main research interests are urban law and governance\, Foucault\, se
 xuality studies\, theories of spatiotemporality\, and actor-network theory
 . In 2016\, Professor Valverde received the Law and Society Association’s 
 Harry J. Kalven Jr. Award in recognition of “empirical scholarship that ha
 s contributed most effectively to the advancement of research in law and s
 ociety.”\n\nHer influential books include Chronotopes of Law: Jurisdiction
 \, Scale and Governance (2015)\, Everyday Law on the Streets: City Governa
 nce in an Age of Diversity (2012)\, Law’s Dream of a Common Knowledge (200
 3) 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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