Abstract The article challenges the assumption that land tenure is contingent on acquiring a title. It argues for Indigenous peoples may be delineated, occupied, utilised, and collectively owned through concept of territoriality. Through combined ‘anarchist anthropology’ political ecology provides ethnographic evidence from among Tau-Buhid as case in point to show their everyday relationship wi...

There are several alternative hypotheses about the effects of territoriality, kinship and prey availability on individual carnivore distributions within populations. The first is the land-tenure hypothesis, which predicts that carnivores regulate their density through territoriality and temporal avoidance. The second is the kinship hypothesis, which predicts related individuals will be clumped ...

Abstract The most eye-catching effect of digitalization on the law enforcement jurisdiction is fading into irrelevance territoriality. Insofar as “physical” location digital data—on a server—may be entirely fortuitous and may in fact not known by territorial state, it appears unreasonable for that state to invoke its sovereignty shield against another state’s claims over such data. To prevent j...

African lions, Panthera leo, engage in many cooperative activities including hunting, care of young, and group territoriality, but the contribution of juvenile lions to these activities has never been documented. Here we present experimental evidence that juvenile lionesses make a gradual transition to group-territorial defence between weaning (8 months) and sexual maturity (42 months). When ch...

The existing border-less cyberspace is mainly the result of the open network architecture of IPv4. This structure does not obey principles of territorial jurisdiction of states. The Yahoo! case demonstrates needs of states and existing limits of IPv4. IPv6 offers extensive geographic tracking allowing a nationalisation of cyberspace. In the future, content filtering may be replaced by blocking ...

Most studies of nationalism are based on an understanding of the nation as a cultural collectivity that can be located in historical terms in the passage from the pre-modern to the modern era. Rather less attention is paid to spatial considerations. In this light, the paper argues that we cannot fully understand nationalism and its relationship to the nation unless we take into account territor...

Abstract The territoriality principle stipulates that minority communities in a given territory should be linguistically accommodated. What are the economic effects of this principle? In paper, we argue recognition multiple languages confers respect on group; it allows people to engage and participate meaningfully society – thereby facilitating well-being. There is, however, caveat: when happen...