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Work, Space, and Law. The Emergence of a Legal Geography of Labour. Overview 2020-2022

2023; Issue: 4 Linguagem: Inglês

10.4000/rdctss.6800

2262-9815

Giulio Centamore, Catharina Lopes Scodro,

International Labor and Employment Law

This paper provides an overview of the articles published in the years 2020-2022 by International Association of Labour Law Journals (IALLJ) 1 .It aims to highlighting and mentioning to the wider community of labour law scholars.In this respect, interest in articles and research papers in which the element of space or spatiality plays a major role.A good example of this is volume 42, issue 1, Spring 2021, of the Comparative labor law & policy journal.The issue focuses on « ».The terms nationalism and populism have, of course, a broad meaning and can refer to a variety of political, institutional, and legal experiences 2 .They have in common, though, an opposition (or separation) between what is considered internal and belonging to a certain territory or area or place and what is instead perceived as external and, in 1The International Association of Labour Law Journals is an increasingly expanding international consortium that now consists of thirty-one journals from all over the world.Since 2012 a group