Peer-reviewed analyses covering international law, border dispute resolutions, microstate economics, and physical geography oddities.
A rigorous exploration into the legal, topological, and geopolitical criteria that distinguish true enclaves from exclaves, second-order enclaves, and coastal semi-enclaves under international law.
How India and Bangladesh peacefully solved the Cooch Behar complex of 162 enclaves—including Dahala Khagrabari, the world's only third-order counter-counter-enclave.
An in-depth study of the eight complex enclaves inside the Fergana Valley (such as Sokh, Shakhimardan, and Vorukh), resulting from Soviet delimitation decisions in the 1920s.