Resource Territoriality is a theoretical construct within the study of Ethnic Territoriality that denotes the socially and politically contested assertion of exclusive control over geographically bounded resources by ethnic groups, distinguishing it from other forms of territoriality through its focal linkage of ethnic identity to resource ownership and access rights.
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Modelling Cross-Border Integration: The Role of Borders as a Resource
Christophe Sohn · Geopolitics · 2014 · 249 citations
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