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territorial indivisibility: a standalone construct

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Political geography

the perception of a territory as impossible to share, shaped by group settlement patterns and precedent, offered to explain ethnic war.

In political geography, territorial indivisibility refers to the perception of a territory as impossible to share, shaped by group settlement patterns and precedent, offered to explain ethnic war. This meaning comes from Duffy Toft (2002) in Security Studies.[1]

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References

Duffy Toft, M. (2002). Indivisible territory, geographic concentration, and ethnic war. Security Studies, 12(2), 82-119. https://doi.org/10.1080/09636410212120010

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