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Geo-Materializing the Legal Imaginary: The Cycle of Produced and Producing Geography examines how land once rendered ‘null’ was later claimed as ‘full’, and how these transformations continue to shape our imaginaries on political authority, identity, societal organization, governing systems, and the ways we conceive of land.
Occupied Jerusalem is often narrated through maps, military operations, diplomatic failures, or religious contestation (Qadir and Smith, 2025). We are told stories of borders, security, sovereignty, and conflict.
Mid-August: some lazy thoughts from my sofa. “What if, in Siena, it didn’t stop raining until Christmas Eve? Would the Palio be run on Christmas Day? ” my partner asked me on the second day of watching the green flag hanging from Siena’s Palazzo Pubblico. “I don’t know, I guess we just have to wait and see”.