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Chapter 5: Case study one: Law, political power and borders Introduction The Berlin Conference of 1884
Cutting up a continent: The historical context of the Berlin Conference
A feast of the uninvited: An analysis of the Berlin Conference today
Carl Schmitt and the Berlin Conference The Berlin Conference and the loss of nomos Spatial power The border between friend and enemy Border regimes The Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission Conclusion
Chapter 6: Case study two: Law, scientific truth and maps Introduction Cartography and the scientific system The observations of the map Observing the map Maps and the political system Maps and cartography in international law Maps in European treaties Colonisation The ensnarement of the legal imagination Conclusion
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