Redrawing of Boundaries

Definition

Redrawing of boundaries refers to the process of changing or modifying the borders between political entities such as countries or regions. This can occur due to various reasons, including geopolitical shifts, territorial disputes, or peace treaties.

Related terms

Partition: Partition refers to the division of a region or country into separate parts, often along ethnic or political lines.

Territorial Disputes: Territorial disputes arise when two or more countries claim ownership over a particular piece of land. These disputes can lead to redrawing boundaries through negotiation or conflict.

Demarcation: Demarcation is the act of physically marking and establishing boundaries on the ground using physical markers like fences, walls, or natural features.