2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.geoforum.2021.11.025
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The coloniality of power on the green frontier: commodities and violent territorialisation in Colombia’s Amazon

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“…It is proven that this principle gave birth to new provisions in International Law originating from a colonial action or a territory that wanted independence, which had to be determined based on the wishes of its inhabitants, which this principle deviates from the principle of Uti Possidetis Juris. Basically the birth of this principle is based on the internal and external aspects of a country, where this principle is only born when a government based on a democratic system and minorities 42 in its territory are allowed to participate politically independent (political autonomy). 43 Even though there are objections related to the existence of this principle as part of international law or this principle is considered as a controversial matter, on the other hand it emphasize this principle as a principle from which the…”
Section: Exclusivity Rights Of State Within the Territorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is proven that this principle gave birth to new provisions in International Law originating from a colonial action or a territory that wanted independence, which had to be determined based on the wishes of its inhabitants, which this principle deviates from the principle of Uti Possidetis Juris. Basically the birth of this principle is based on the internal and external aspects of a country, where this principle is only born when a government based on a democratic system and minorities 42 in its territory are allowed to participate politically independent (political autonomy). 43 Even though there are objections related to the existence of this principle as part of international law or this principle is considered as a controversial matter, on the other hand it emphasize this principle as a principle from which the…”
Section: Exclusivity Rights Of State Within the Territorymentioning
confidence: 99%