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9 nov 2011 · A full justification of territorial rights must therefore address each of these three elements. It proceeds to examine theories that treat states as the primary holders of territorial rights. Utilitarian theories (such as Sidgwick's) maintain that states acquire such rights simply by maintaining social order over the relevant territory.
15 apr 2009 · Territorial Rights examines the generic types of territorial claims customarily put forward by national groups as justification for their territorial demands, within the framework of what has come to be known as ‘liberal nationalism’. "When it appeared in 2005, Territorial Rights filled a void in liberal nationalist theory.
While these three approaches to justifying states’ territorial rights disagree with one another in reasonably fundamental ways, their defenders have often cast their views as in even more basic opposition to a common opponent: the cosmopolitan. 13 Cosmopolitan critics of the international state system have argued that states’ boundaries ...
territorial rights and the right to exclude, it also sheds some light on the difficulties theories of territorial rights face more generally when explaining the rightful relationship between individuals and the territory they occupy. Territorial rights, in short, have three main components which all require separate justifications.
The Workshop 'Territorial rights and rights to movement and subsistence' - organised in the framework of the CLOE project - will be held on 12th-13th December 2022 at University of Genoa (Italy). We find ourselves in a world where wars, poverty and environmental crises are increasingly forcing people out of their countries, regions, places of settlement and so on.
2 dic 2013 · Territorial rights consist of the right to jurisdiction, the right to resources and the right to exclude immigrants and are assumed to be essential to state sovereignty. Scholars who have discussed the justification of these rights have mostly focused on the right to jurisdiction.
1 mag 2015 · Moreover, we do not have a clear consensus either about what territory is, or how disputes about territory should be resolved, or the appropriate justice limits of territorial rights. This book defends a political theory of territory, both against those who are critical of the idea of territory and those who offer different accounts of territory.
