China, of course, is not new terrain for international architects.
Papp straddled the commercial and noncommercial worlds, while Ms. Stewart's terrain was international and decidedly noncommercial.
Now 76, Sharon can plausibly lay claim to having shaped his state's geographic and moral terrain and international image -- for better or for worse -- more than any other Israeli leader since David Ben-Gurion.
In between tying one another up and apologising over tea, this motley crew discuss the possibility of a physical manifestation of a national spirit, and narrator Kolya conducts prettily earnest meditations on how songs, or Snickers bars, can contribute to international understanding in hostile terrain.
She detoured into business through the hallways of the Elysée Palace, where she scouted the terrain before international summit meetings on behalf of President François Mitterrand an infamous ladies' man.
In particular, the international level is fertile terrain for expanding the space for Indigenous property given the possibility of its circulation in other social justice campaigns, as well as the potential for similar rights to "boomerang" into national-level politics.
She is the author of The New Terrain of International Law: Courts, Politics, Rights.
We shall argue that the interaction high income states engage in with respect to the Global Fund suggests the normative and law generating potential of such behaviour and as such this type of analysis is useful for those interested in examining that vast terrain between international assistance and cooperation as a form of charity and the acceptance of it as a legal obligation.
Historically, Egypt's Islamist cadres, even at their most potent, have lacked the arms, the leadership, the terrain, and the internal and international networks that would enable them to challenge the U.S.-equipped and U.S.-funded Egyptian military full on.
