Episode 17: What’s wrong with the international law on jurisdiction?
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Where's the Structure in the Law of Jurisdiction?
If you have a house, somebody else has a house, and then people can choose to live in one place or another. That would be very different if your house, where you enact rules, is one that people kind of almost naturally have to go to for their daily business. So there's a certain element of dependency. And because people depend on your house, they're really forced to comply with that,. Even if they're not in your house, but kind of everywhere else. Now, that's essentially what you do when you say, well, for you to operate on my market, you have to follow my rules. If you want to have access to the European and the American market
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