Political Organization of Space: Geographic Relationship between States and Nations and State Shapes

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Includes Enclaves, Exclaves, Irredentism, and also included sovereignty because why not.

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Autonomous Region

An area of a country that has a degree of freedom from the central government

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Stateless nation

A group of people who do not have their own state and are most likely a minority in the state

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Nation

A community of people with common language, territory, and ethnicity but they do not have sovereignty

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Multinational State

A sovereign state with more than one nation

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State

A sovereign political entity

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Nation-state

A sovereign state whose population shares a common history and culture

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Multistate nation

A group of people with common characteristics that live in multiple states

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Enclaves

A territory whose geographical boundaries lie within the boundaries of another territory

<p>A territory whose geographical boundaries lie within the boundaries of another territory </p>
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Exclaves

A territory legally attached to another territory with which it is not physically contiguous, borders more then one country or another geographical feature

<p>A territory legally attached to another territory with which it is not physically contiguous, borders more then one country or another geographical feature</p>
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Irrdentism

Territorial claim based on national, ethnic, or historical basis to gain resources, etc

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Compact State

Advantage: Strong centripetal force, smaller states so it has easy communication from capital

Disadvantage: Civil war and ethnic rivalries and arise due to closeness

<p>Advantage: Strong centripetal force, smaller states so it has easy communication from capital</p><p>Disadvantage: Civil war and ethnic rivalries and arise due to closeness</p>
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Prorupted State

Advantage: Provide state with access to resource

Disadvantage: Disrupted communications

<p>Advantage: Provide state with access to <strong>resource</strong></p><p>Disadvantage: Disrupted communications</p>
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Elongated State

Advantage: Access to various resources(ex. water source) and landscape(ex. different vegetation for agriculture)

Disadvantage: Poor internal communications and transportation as it can be isolated from capital

<p>Advantage: Access to various resources(ex. water source) and landscape(ex. different vegetation for agriculture)</p><p>Disadvantage: Poor internal communications and transportation as it can be isolated from capital</p>
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Fragmented State

Advantage: Coming together because of shared economic/development goals and political priorities. Different resources.

Disadvantage: Difficult for states with problems with vast communication and national unity. Hard to keep country secure. Different ethnic groups but same policy to follow.

<p>Advantage: Coming together because of shared economic/development goals and political priorities. Different resources.</p><p>Disadvantage: Difficult for states with problems with vast communication and national unity. Hard to keep country secure. Different ethnic groups but same policy to follow.</p>
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Perforated State

Advantage: Perforated state(larger one surrounding enclave) has resources from other countries/area

Disadvantages: Surrounded state is dependent on surrounding state. It has to rely on the surrounding countries government to import and export goods. Landlocked + enclave.

<p>Advantage: Perforated state(larger one surrounding enclave) has resources from other countries/area</p><p>Disadvantages: Surrounded state is dependent on surrounding state. It has to rely on the surrounding countries government to import and export goods. Landlocked + enclave.</p>
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Sovereignty

Country has control or final authority over social, economic, and political matters. It has a right to control its territory both politically and militarily. It contains a central government and chooses how and if to distribute powers to local regions.