Law, Cinema, and the Ill City : Imagining Justice and Order in Real and Fictional Cities (Hardcover)

Editorial Chapter. Imagining Law, Justice and Order in Ill Cities ? Anne WAGNER (Centre de Recherche Droits & Perspectives du Droit - EA n°4487, France) & Le CHENG (Zhejiang University, China) Part I. Imagining Ill Cities, their treatments under various movie scenarios Chapter 1. The Dark Side of Cleanliness and Order: Visual Renderings of Oppression in Dystopian Science Fiction Cinema - Raffaella BACCOLINI & Ira TORRESI (University of Bologna at Forli ? Italy) Chapter 2. ‘Wanna Fight’: Utopia-Dystopia in Nicolas Winding Refn’s Recent Cinema - Mark FEATHERSTONE (Keele University, UK) Chapter 3. The Dysfunctional Town and the Social Contract: Figures of Violence in the Liberal Legal Imaginary - Honni VAN RIJSWIJK (School Of law, UTS, Australia) Chapter 4. Cities that Degrade: Ken Loach on Social Ills - Aleksandra DJURASOVIC and Milan DJURASOVIC (Independent researchers) Chapter 5. Cities as Ill bodies? Cure them with a commons oriented approach ? Dario Henri HAUX (University of Lucerne, Switzerland) Part II. Visualizing the forms of ill cities Chapter 6. The City Armed to the Teeth: Bending the law in the Italian crime Movies tradition - Guglielmo SINISCALCHI (University of Bari ? Italy) Chapter 7. Ill Cities in their perfect ‘form’: a re-reading of Pier Paolo Pasolini - Daniele D’ALVIA (Birkbeck University of London, UK) Chapter 8. The City as Ill Body: Visual Representations of Urban Landscapes in the Global South - John HURSH (Stockton Center for International Law, U.S. Naval War College, USA) Chapter 9. Bodies, Monuments, and Spaces in Between: Encountering spatialities in a film by Jonathan Perel - Silvina ALONSO-GROSSO (Birkbeck, University of London / IJURR Fellow)