Law and Policy: Anthropological Perspectives

Law and policy: anthropological perspectives What have on-farm pig slaughter in Catalonia, the internal borders of the Schengen area, informal resistance in Colombia and village court magistrates in Papua New Guinea in common? More than one thinks! I would have said very little, if it wasn’t for having participated in a fascinating panel on law […]

Visualizing legal pluralism: an experimentation in analysis and representation

Visualizing legal pluralism: an experimentation in analysis and representation  “Visualizing legal pluralism, space and border reconfigurations in Europe. Possibilities and criticalities when engaging in map-making, based on a case study on cross-border police cooperation”. International Security Cluster, SIS, University of Trento The School of International Studies at the University of Trento has several Clusters, amongst […]

Eurocrim2023, 6-9.9.2023 – Paper-presentation

On occasion of the 23rd Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology work in progress of LEmobAB was presented in the POL 23 panel of the ESC working-group on policing dedicated to “Police Partnerships and collaboration”.  In my  paper “Rethinking cross-border police cooperation”, I proposed an analytical framework for the study of cross-border police […]