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Islands and Insularity: Between Law, Geography, and Fiction

• Matteo Nicolini

  Matteo Nicolini, PhD, Associate Professor of Public Comparative Law, the Department of Law, University of Verona (Italy); Visiting Lecturer at the Newcastle University Law School (the UK); external partner of the Centre for the Study of Law in Theory and Practice (LTAP), Liverpool John Moores University (the UK); Senior Researcher at the Institute of Comparative Federalism, Eurac Research (Italy). His fields of research include comparative methodology, European constitutional law, federal studies, judicial review of legislation, law and literature, African law, legal geography, and legal linguistics. He is the author of monographs, essays, and articles in Italian, Spanish, and English, including (with Thomas Bennett, Emilia Mickiewicz and Richard Mullender) the editing of Law and Imagination in Troubled Times: A Legal and Literary Discourse (Abingdon: Routledge, forthcoming 2020); “Turning Vanity Fair into The Coelestial City: England’s Legal Narratives of the Body Politic from Bunyan to Thackeray,” in Pólemos. Journal of Law, Literature and Culture, 12(1), 2018, 123–145; “Writing for the ‘Scholar and the gentleman’. Language, Society, and Legal Education in Blackstone’s Commentaries,” The Cardozo Electronic Law Bulletin, 34(2), 2018, 1–32; “Inequality of Goods and Lands’ in Mortgaged Democracies: Paradigms and Effects of Global Comparative Law,” Liverpool Law Review, 41(1), (2020): 27–44.

  und Thomas Perrin

  Thomas Perrin, PhD, Lecturer in Regional Planning and Urbanism, University of Lille; research centre TVES; Mark Schuster Prize on Comparative Cultural Policy Research and Merit Prize in the Committee of the Regions’ Doctoral Thesis Competition (2011). His fields of research and teaching include regions, regional planning, and territorial cooperation on the one hand, and cultural policies and cultural relations, on the other. He is also expert for the “Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends in Europe” and member of the “Institut franco-belge des frontières et discontinuités.” He is author of several books and journals, including Culture et Eurorégions. La coopération culturelle entre régions européennes. Éditions de l’Université de Bruxelles, 2013; [with Frédéric Durand], “Eurometropolis Lille-Kortrijk-Tournai: cross-border integration with or without the border?,” European Urban and Regional Studies, 25(3 ), 2018, 320–336; [with Bernié-Boissard C., Courouau J-F.], La région Occitanie Pyrénées-Méditerranée. Un portrait, Toulouse: Le Pérégrinateur, 2018; [with Seys F-O.], Régions en tension, régions en recomposition. Le Sud-Ouest européen en perspective, Sud-Ouest Européen, special issue n°48, 2019; [with Seys F-O.], La région, vous dîtes? Le kaléidoscope régional de l’Union européenne, Belgeo. Revue belge de géographie special issue, n°2-2019; “Cultural dimension of macro-regions. A prospective reflection,” in G. Abels, J. Battke (eds.), Regional governance in the EU. Regions and the future of Europe, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2019, 159–175.