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Cosmopolitan Extraterritoriality

2019
This chapter argues that extraterritoriality (ET) is an important idea and practice in the contemporary world that can be a possible site of state cosmopolitan responsibility. However, it also contains a serious potential for interstate domination and the assertion of national rather than cosmopolitan interests.
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Extraterritoriality, Nationality, and Empire in the Persianate World, 1890-1940 [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 2021
Extraterritoriality and nationality were crucial to the legal landscape of the Late Persianate world and relations between Iran and British India. Extraterritoriality not only protected British subjects from Persian prosecution but also afforded the ...
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On Extraterritoriality

2019
This introduction argues that Hong Kong cinema and media are best understood as a public sphere, where affects associated with Hong Kongers’ extraterritorial position of being doubly occupied and ostracised by contesting sociopolitical forces are being negotiated. It first examines why the national/transnational debate on Hong Kong
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Extraterritoriality of statutes and regulations

2022
This chapter addresses the extraterritoriality of statutes and regulations, which is to say law that is made by the legislative and administrative organs of states. In common law systems, judges also make law. But courts typically determine the applicability of common law rules as a question of choice of law (private international law) rather than ...
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Determining Constitutional Extraterritoriality Determining Constitutional Extraterritoriality

2022
When courts are confronted with claims of constitutional violations by aliens or citizens located abroad, they often assume that providing relief will require applying the Constitution extraterritorially. But this is often times wrong. This paper argues that courts need to more carefully examine where the allegedly unconstitutional conduct took place
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