The persistence of partition: Boundary-making, imperialism, and international law

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@donalhassett1 in case anything on the role/relevance of international law to genealogy and imperial legacies of partition is useful, see eg Victor Kattan: https://t.co/6J4Lm9HhZQ https://t.co/OffvOygkMq

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RT @VictorKattan: I am delighted to share my latest article, which has just been published in #Political #Geography: "The persistence of pa…

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@Cindycao1 ‘The persistence of partition: Boundary-making, imperialism, and international law’, Victor Kattan https://t.co/fE7mTeQbnf ‘Chinese Discourse on the “Nine-Dashed Line”’, Zheng Wang https://t.co/0JGPSdIGk6

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RT @VictorKattan: I am delighted to share my latest article, which has just been published in #Political #Geography: "The persistence of pa…

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