The essay investigates two of the possible applications of accessibility which play two different and specific roles in the contemporary context, moving further and further away from the original meaning that was tied to the claim of non-paradigmatic subjects—regarding the space of rights and inclusion in the related lexicon, norms, and policies. The paper focuses, in relation to law, on accessibility as “access to justice” and, in relation to rights, on accessibility as a possible neoliberal tool for hyper-individual responsibility.
Accessibility, Law, Rights. A Temptative LegalTheoretical Systematization
O. Giolo
2026
Abstract
The essay investigates two of the possible applications of accessibility which play two different and specific roles in the contemporary context, moving further and further away from the original meaning that was tied to the claim of non-paradigmatic subjects—regarding the space of rights and inclusion in the related lexicon, norms, and policies. The paper focuses, in relation to law, on accessibility as “access to justice” and, in relation to rights, on accessibility as a possible neoliberal tool for hyper-individual responsibility.File in questo prodotto:
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