Negotiating Sovereignty and Human Rights : Actors and Issues in Contemporary Human Rights Politics

This book explores the various notions of the right to park, which jurisprudentially is enacted between individuals in parking environments where often the social norm operates as "the law." Author Sarah Marusek provides an accessible way of thinking about the constitutive framework of law in terms of both legal regulation and social enforcement, and asserts that law, as the hybridized relationship among rights, identity, and property, is found in everyday places, daily activities, and gut reactions.