The Lawful Forest

Views the ‘lawful forest’ as both a material forest of trees, and a metaphor for a more relational understanding of law, property and place Undertakes a wide-ranging exploration of our diverse relationships with land that brings together critical property theory and legal geographyExplores spatial justice, Indigenous perspectives, and the intersecting discourses of property and human rightsDraws on the literature of critical common law property, legal geography, the radical commons, legal custom