Territory

Territories can be small, like the armrest between two chairs. Or they can be far larger, the size of a country or even a planet. Each territory brings the same question: Whose is it?(p.6)


Edison Red

People want to own things. Borders, fences, minerals, treaties and tombs are used to separate things or places. In this book, some examples are taken, such as the Moon and the bottom of the world.
They are interesting for me, because I have never thought that who owns the Moon?

Mark your territory

Brian Sargent

New York : Cambridge University Press, 2014