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Many countries in Europe do not have geographical barriers, so do you say they don't have a right to exist?
by kbart 5y ago
Many countries in Europe do not have geographical barriers, so do you say they don't have a right to exist?
- toyg 5y agoI think his (perfectly reasonable) point is that, in the long run, a natural border might make it easier to establish and maintain a legal border, and will likely favour internal cohesion by forcing connections to go certain ways. Obviously it is not a prerequisite for statehood, which is a complex construct that goes beyond territorial claims (since Woodrow Wilson at the very least, in legal terms).
- betwixthewires 5y agoWhere did I say anything about any state entity's "right to exist?"