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Festskrift till Robert Påhlsson
- 2022
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Samlingsverk (redaktörskap) (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Robert Påhlsson planerar att gå i pension under våren 2022 och därför har hans vänner och kollegor valt att hylla honom med en festskrift. Robert är en skicklig akademiker som lämnat betydande bidrag på det skatterättsliga området, men han är också en omtyckt person som haft stor betydelse för den skatterättsliga miljön i Sverige och i Norden. Flera av författarna har knutit an till Roberts egna alster, och där finns mycket att välja bland, eftersom hans produktion både har djup och en synnerligen imponerande bredd.Medverkande författare: Richard Arvidsson, Martin Berglund, Jan Bjuvberg, Jane Bolander, Inge Langhave, Katia Cejie, Mattias Dahlberg, Nick Dimitrievski, Patrik Emblad, Katarina Fast Lappalainen, Ole Gjems-Onstad, Anders Hultqvist, Mats Höglund, Jan Kellgren, David Kleist, Eleonor Kristoffersson, Magnus Kristoffersson, Peter Koerver Schmidt, Börje Leidhammar, Christina Moëll, Jérôme Monsenego, Claes Norberg, Stefan Olsson, Jan Pedersen, Roger Persson Österman, Henrik Stensgaard, Dennis Ramsdahl Jensen, Pernilla Rendahl, Christer Silfverberg, Teresa Simon-Almendal, Kristina Ståhl, Bo Svensson, Mats Tjernberg, Bertil Wiman, Frederik Zimmer och Bo Svensson.
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- Stenseke Arup, Gustav, 1990-
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Entangled Law : A Study of the Entanglement of Wolves, Humans, and Law in the Landscape
- 2021
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Doktorsavhandling (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- With the legal protection of wolves in Sweden as an object of study, this dissertation examines how bodies often perceived as legal, social or natural entangle in a common co-production of law. The thesis begins with an analysis of how entanglements of nature, society and law have been discussed in environmental legal scholarship, with a main focus on the Uppsala Environmental Legal Method and Critical Environmental Law. Concepts from New Materialism and Legal Pluralism are then explored in order to contribute to the development of an understanding of law as co-produced in a mesh of entangled bodies in the landscape. Applying these concepts and discussions on legal protection of wolves, legal acts and institutions involved in the management of wolves are analysed through their entanglement with other bodies in the landscape. Special focus is set on legal hunting and a series of judgements concerning licenced hunting on wolves as well as on the entanglement of formal and informal norms in hunting communities. The wolf is reimagined as co-producing its legal protection through its entanglements with bodies such as human discourses and not least the law itself. The result is a reassembling of the legal protection of wolves in Sweden as a rhizome where law is co-produced through entanglements of multiplicities of bodies, only some of which are commonly viewed as legal. This understanding opens up legal analysis for a broader search for knowledges and solutions, which in turn can facilitate the co-existence of wolves and people in shared landscapes. The thesis also contributes to a general theory of entangled law by its discussion of a new materialist legal pluralism as well as the application of these theories on the issue of legal protection of wolves in Sweden.
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