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Territory and Size of Territory

2004
Abstract According tothe Greekconception, most clearly formulated by Aristotle, a polis was “a community (koinonia) of citizens (politai) with regard to the constitution (politeia)”. It is at once apparent that Aristotle picks up only two of the three elements that comprise the modern juristic idea of a state (CPCActs 5: 36–40), the ...
Mogens Herman Hansen   +1 more
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Territory, War, and the “Territorial Trap”

2023
Abstract This chapter introduces the two central research questions. First, how exactly do different territorial ideas affect the ways in which states fight their wars? Second, what specific roles have wars played in the evolution of the dominant territorial ideas in world politics?
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Territory and Territoriality in the Global Economy

International Sociology, 2000
This is part of a larger research project on governance and accountability in the global economy. What is the impact of economic globalization on the territorial jurisdiction, or more theoretically, the exclusive territoriality of the nation-state? This is the organizing question in the article; it is an effort to respond critically to two notions that
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Virtual Territories: Global Games, Territorial Readings: Geocaching as an Experience of Territory/Territories

RevCEDOUA, 2015
Nas agendas que discutem a reinvenção dos territórios na atual modernidade globalizada, os conceitos de cibercultura (Lévy, 1999) e de sociedade em rede (Castells, 2002) ocupam lugar central, dando conta do modo como a cultura contempornea é marcada pelas tecnologias digitais e pela constituição de comunidades virtuais.
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Territorial disputes

2020
Abstract The chapter presents and evaluates territorial disputes in the Americas. In order to bring together a coherent and cohesive legal hermeneutical and historical discourse, the first two sections introduce the concept of territorial dispute and demonstrate that most of the differences in the Americas have roots in colonial times.
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Territorialism

2014
The book makes use of a series of situated design experiences on the North-America city to put forth some more general themes about the Megalopolis and the contemporary urban condition. Reflecting on territorialism means to reflect on the notion of territory at a high conceptual level.
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Dangerous Territories

Journal of Lesbian Studies, 2001
SUMMARY This paper considers both social work and the workplace as dangerous territory for lesbians. It is claimed that social work as a professional and occupational role is territorially claimed by heterodominant relations and discourses. Because of this, lesbian social workers are endangered within this environment and context.
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The Territories

2006
Ken Coates, Greg Poelzer
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