Subject: graded sovereignty?<br/>
Date: Mar 27, 2002 @ 02:43<br/>
Author: David Mark (David Mark &lt;dmark@...&gt;)<br/>
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<div id="ygrps-yiv-253981230">Does anyone know of any current or past cases of &quot;graded&quot; sovereignty,<br/>
that is, of one country grading or blending gradually into another?<br/>
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That is, at this point it is 100% &quot;country A&quot;, and over there 90% &quot;country<br/>
A&quot;, 10% &quot;country B&quot;. And then 70% &quot;A&quot;, 30% &quot;B&quot;, then 50-50, then 20% &quot;A&quot;,<br/>
80% &quot;B&quot;, and finally 100% &quot;B&quot;? Sort of a condominium zone in which one<br/>
country gradually gives way to the other?<br/>
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If not at the national level, any examples at the subnational level?<br/>
<br/>
David</div>