Internal Border Arrangement

Definition

The internal border arrangement refers to the division of a country into different regions or territories that have distinct administrative, political, or legal systems within the same national territory. It can involve the establishment of physical checkpoints or barriers between these regions.

Related terms

Devolution: Devolution is the transfer of certain powers and responsibilities from a central government to regional governments within a country.

Regionalism: Regionalism refers to strong identification with and loyalty towards a particular region within a larger country.

Autonomy: Autonomy is the ability of a region or territory to govern itself independently within its own defined boundaries.