Pietro Costa's "Uno
'Spatial Turn' Per La Storia Del Diritto? Una Rassegna Tematica (A 'Spatial
Turn' for Legal History? A Tentative Assessment)" is now on SSRN.
The abstract reads:
Una
nuova sensibilità nei confronti dello spazio (e più in generale delle
coordinate spazio-temporali) sembra svilupparsi in numerose scienze umane,
dalla geografia alla sociologia, alla storiografia, a partire dagli anni
settanta-ottanta del Novecento. Per indicare questo atteggiamento è stato
impiegato il termine di ‘spatial turn’. Il problema impostato nel saggio è se e
in che modo lo ‘spatial turn’ possa coinvolgere anche la storia delle teorie e
delle istituzioni politico-giuridiche.
Numerous human sciences (from geography to sociology and historiography) have
been developing a new attitude towards space (and, in general, towards the
relationship between space and time), starting from the seventies-eighties of
the Twentieth century. This new approach has been labelled as the ‘spatial
turn’. Is it possible and convenient that the history of
legal-political theories and institutions take the ‘spatial turn’ seriously?
The essay collects some information, which can be employed for a better setting
of this problem.
This is an Italian version of an English article accepted for M Meccarelli and MJ Solla Sastre (eds.), "Spatial and Temporal Dimensions for Legal History: Research Experiences and Itineraries", in Global Perspectives on Legal History Book Series (MPI for European Legal History), Frankfurt
Max Planck Institute for European Legal History Research Paper Series No. 2013-07
Max Planck Institute for European Legal History Research Paper Series No. 2013-07
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