On Borders

Preface
Acknowledgments

1. Introduction

Part I: Taking Identity Too Seriously: Against the Desert Island Model of Territorial Politics

2. The Desert Island Model of Territorial Politics
3. What Do Borders Divide? Peoples, Places, Jurisdictions
4. Democratic Legitimacy and the Vicious Circle of People and Territory
5. Natural Borders: From the Natural Boundaries of States to Ecological Accounts of Territory

Part II: Taking Place Seriously: For the Watershed Model of Territorial Politics

6. The Topian Tradition: A Forgotten Alternative to Utopianism
7. How Place-Specific Duties Make Borders Morally Relevant
8. The Watershed: A (Not So) New Model for Territories and Border Placement

Part III: The Morality of Border Politics in the Real World: Applying the Watershed Model

9. Grounds of Border Control and Shared Border Governance
10. Immigration: Rights Based on Presence Rather Than Identity
11. Sharing Ecosystems: Rivers as an Example of Transborder Resource Use and Cooperation
12. What is Wrong with Border Walls?

Envoi
Bibliography
Index

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