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	'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the [[Antarctic]] ~~continent~~ according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the [[South Pole]] would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians".		'''Frontage theory''' is the Brazilian system of distribution [[Territorial claims in Antarctica\|sectors of the Antarctic continent]] according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the [[South Pole]] would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians."

	==Consequences of theory==		==Consequences of theory==
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	==Acceptance of theory==		==Acceptance of theory==
	To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for ~~diving~~ up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist. [[Westarctica]] does not accept frontage theory as a legitimate method for assigning ownership of Antarctic territory.		To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for dividing up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on [[Antarctica]] which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist. [[Westarctica]] does not accept frontage theory as a legitimate method for assigning ownership of Antarctic territory.

	[[Category: Law in Westarctica]]		[[Category: Law in Westarctica]]
	[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]		[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]

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	'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the Antarctic continent according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the South Pole would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians". Such a system would result in a significant reduction in the sectors of territory which are currently claimed by [[Chilean Antarctica\|Chile]] and [[Argentine Antarctica\|Argentina]] as well as the [[British Antarctic Territory\|United Kingdom]], and would provide new sectors for Uruguay and Ecuador as well as a well-defined [[Brazilian Antarctica\|Brazilian sector]]. It does not make any suggestions for the divisions of other sectors claimed by other nations, and is only meant to apply to the continent of South America.		'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the [[Antarctic]] continent according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the [[South Pole]] would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians".

	~~To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage~~ theory as a ~~geopolitical~~ system ~~for diving up~~ the ~~continent~~, and ~~the~~ Brazilian ~~claim on~~ Antarctica ~~which derives from it~~ is ~~among~~ the ~~weakest~~ of ~~those which now exist~~.		==Consequences of theory==
			Such a system would result in a significant reduction in the sectors of territory which are currently claimed by [[Chilean Antarctica\|Chile]] and [[Argentine Antarctica\|Argentina]] as well as the [[British Antarctic Territory\|United Kingdom]], and would provide new sectors for Uruguay and Ecuador as well as a well-defined [[Brazilian Antarctica\|Brazilian sector]]. It does not make any suggestions for the divisions of other sectors claimed by other nations, and is only meant to apply to the continent of South America.

			==Acceptance of theory==
			To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist. [[Westarctica]] does not accept frontage theory as a legitimate method for assigning ownership of Antarctic territory.

			[[Category: Law in Westarctica]]
	[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]		[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]

Baron of Bastanchury at 22:30, 30 April 2018

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	'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the Antarctic continent according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the South Pole would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians". Such a system would result in a significant reduction in the sectors of territory which are currently claimed by Chile and Argentina as well as the United Kingdom, and would provide new sectors for Uruguay and Ecuador as well as a well-defined Brazilian sector. It does not make any suggestions for the divisions of other sectors claimed by other nations, and is only meant to apply to the continent of South America.		'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the Antarctic continent according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the South Pole would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians". Such a system would result in a significant reduction in the sectors of territory which are currently claimed by [[Chilean Antarctica\|Chile]] and [[Argentine Antarctica\|Argentina]] as well as the [[British Antarctic Territory\|United Kingdom]], and would provide new sectors for Uruguay and Ecuador as well as a well-defined [[Brazilian Antarctica\|Brazilian sector]]. It does not make any suggestions for the divisions of other sectors claimed by other nations, and is only meant to apply to the continent of South America.

	To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist.		To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist.

	[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]		[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]

Baron of Bastanchury at 22:28, 30 April 2018

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	To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist.		To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist.

			[[Category: Geography of Antarctica]]

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'''Frontage theory''' is Brazilian system of distribution sectors of the Antarctic continent according to meridians, specifically: "each South American state with an open meridian to the South Pole would have an Antarctic sector defined by those meridians". Such a system would result in a significant reduction in the sectors of territory which are currently claimed by Chile and Argentina as well as the United Kingdom, and would provide new sectors for Uruguay and Ecuador as well as a well-defined Brazilian sector. It does not make any suggestions for the divisions of other sectors claimed by other nations, and is only meant to apply to the continent of South America.

To date, no other country has decided to adopt frontage theory as a geopolitical system for diving up the continent, and the Brazilian claim on Antarctica which derives from it is among the weakest of those which now exist.