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Ethnonationalism
The idea where a nation is defined by a shared ethnic idea such as religion
kurds
Stateless nation
Devolution
When the power of the state breaks up, giving more power to smaller units
cultural cohesion
sense of shared identity
irredentism
when a country claims territory based on history and ethnic affiliations
Nation state
The national boundaries match the boundaries of the state
Berlin Conference
European colonial powers divided out control of Africa between themselves ignoring cultural boundaries
Autonomous/ Semi-Autonomous territory
Greenland is an Autonomous territory
boundary
marks a state’s territory
3 types: Cultural, physical, and geometric
Frontier zone
where no state has political control
Cultural boundaries
follow cultural features such as ethnicity, language or religion
Superimposed
subsequent
relic
consequent
Physical boundaries
coincide with natural landscapes, such as mountains or rivers
Geometric boundaries
Based on human constructs such as longitude and latitude
superimposed boundary
a drawn on area by a conquering or colonizing power that ignores cultural patterns
subsequent boundary
Settlement is changed to accommodate developments such as war
Relic boundary
A boundary that no longer functions but can still be seen on the cultural landscape
Consequent boundary
drawn in order to separate groups based on ethnic, economic, linguistic, or religious reasons.
antecedent boundary
a physical feature that serves as a boundary
UNCLOS
Territorial sea: 12 NM- int’l passage is allowed but controlled by coastal state
Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) 200 NM- “international waters” but coastal state has exclusive rights to fishing and mining
Delimit: To define or set boundaries based on an agreement description, often without physical markers
Decmarcate: to mark or physically indicate the boundary on the bround after is has been delimited
Buffer state
a state inbetween two larger states that are on the verge of conflict
Chokepoint
a place where traffic/transit narrows down, like a canal.
Belgium devolution
Belgium has 3 different regions with different cultures