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Authoritarian Borders? Turning Authoritarian International Law Inside-Out
NOTE: The final version of this paper is now published with modifications. Please read and refer to it here: https://www.inderscience.com/storage/f111015312849276.pdf Can border control practices be understood as forms of authoritarianism? This paper employs Tom Ginsburg’s theory of ‘authoritarian
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