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Book 2019al issue in international relations. It posits that borders do not merely correspond to States’ boundaries: indeed, while remaining a fundamental tool for asserting States’ power, they are in fact a collection of constantly changing spatial limits. Consequently, the book approaches borders as contex
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Nathanael L. Ackerman,Cameron E. Freer in three steps. First, it offers a historiography of the notion of the border in international law, from the Roman ages to modernity. It appears that historically the legal concept of the border has undergone continuous transformations determined by the fluctuating purposes attached to it and by th
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Logic, Language, and Computationarism and post-nationalism. According to the concept of sedentarism, citizenship is a ‘right to have rights’. Post-nationalism, instead, claims that citizenship is an outdated concept and calls for societies to be organized beyond the nation-states. Through this chapter, both theoretical approaches
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, and , A Compositional Analysis,o what extent the territorial element is relevant in determining the scope of application of data protection obligations and consequently whether the new EU regulation is consistent with general principles of international law governing the exercise of prescriptive jurisdiction. By drawing a compari
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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencedigital age, with a focus on the activities conducted in—and through—the cyberspace. The chapter, which takes as its starting point the fact that the structural features of such intangible “space” pose a series of challenges to the operation of international law, and thus of international human righ