Subject: Stats on enclaves and exclaves<br/>
Date: Apr 28, 2005 @ 09:23<br/>
Author: Evgeny Vinokurov (&quot;Evgeny Vinokurov&quot; &lt;evgeny@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-1374700248">Dear BP members, after being a passive reader of the forum for three<br/>
years I want to join the club. I am working on enclaves and exclaves<br/>
trying to come up with a more general political and economic theory.<br/>
In this work profited a great deal from the forum and from the<br/>
individual sites (Rolf, Jan and others!) The field is totally<br/>
underresearched in the academic literature (one of the notable<br/>
exceptions is Brendan Whyte with his excellent books on Cooch Behar<br/>
and Baarle) so you are the pioneers! <br/>
What I really need to be able to more forward is to complete the<br/>
tables of statistics which contain data on enclaves&#39; geography,<br/>
politics, and economics. You can find this Excel file under<br/>
<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.vinokurov.info/enclaves.htm.">http://www.vinokurov.info/enclaves.htm.</a> Hopefully you will find it<br/>
interesting. I would appreciate if you could provide me with any<br/>
supplementary data: the size and composition of the population,<br/>
economic activities, distance to mainland etc. <br/>
Regards,<br/>
Evgeny</div>