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Double boundary drift: geographical indication boundaries under climate change and administrative reorganisation - the case of Son La coffee, Vietnam
Geographical indications (GIs) link a product to its place of origin. Where that place is written as a list of administrative units, the legal description and the land it denotes can come apart. We conceptualise this as double boundary drift: institutional drift, when the units des
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