Legal geography III: Legal agency

Key Points

• This report aims to explore the concept of legal agency in legal geography and its evolving interpretations.
• Reviewed existing literature on legal agency in geographical contexts.
• Analyzed the connections between human and nonhuman agencies.
• Discussed the implications of these expansions for understanding legal practices.
• Identified a shift towards including everyday legal agency and other-than-human agencies.
• Highlighted the importance of recognizing the agency of marginalized groups.
• Emphasized the need for responsible approaches in legal geography that acknowledge relationality.

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