The nation is a motley assortment of individuals, and the individual is a mini-nation of selves.
As a result, what's left of the occupied territories for the Palestinians looks less like the contiguous mini-nation it could be, and more like a bizarre, landlocked archipelago [21].
It was one of the mini-nations that Russia swallowed up in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Meanwhile, tribes across the country have bloomed into thriving mini-nations, while the Shinnecocks, as Lancelot Gumbs, a senior trustee, said, have remained "stuck in the Stone Age".
Instead he has never been short of material, writing in various novels about conflicts and corruption wherever he finds them, in governments and also in corporations that are the equivalent of mini-nations.
Slapped against the north face of the Caucasus mountains like a huge pancake, Chechnya is just one of the mini-nations that Russia began to swallow up in the 18th century as it expanded towards the borders of the Ottoman Empire.
In 1998, Igor Panarin, a Russian intelligence official turned scholar, presented a paper at a European conference about information warfare, predicting that the United States would, in the near future, descend into another civil war and divide into several mini-nations, each backed by a different world power.
Black mini-nations, known as "homelands" or "bantustans," were set up in rural areas with few natural resources or amenities.
And also, why have so many people become enamoured with the idea of creating their own blockchain-based mini-nations?
In order to keep Bosnia whole, the agreement grants the entities extensive powers in relation to the central state, with the result that two mini-nations have emerged within a supposedly united Bosnia.
In his long career in state government, Bullock was, as far as I can tell, a net plus for Texas, even if his late-in-life Bush-enabling made him a net minus for the nation and the world.
