ex·tra·ter·ri·to·ri·al·i·ty ( k str -tr -tôr - l -t, -t r-)n. Exemption from local legal jurisdiction, such as that granted to foreign diplomats. |
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| Western imperialism also helped to spread Western "enlightenment" thinking, Botsman argues, and provisions for extraterritoriality in the unequal treaties made the punishment of foreigners a key nexus between the punishment system, imperialism and Japanese state power. Most European accountants, financial executives, regulators, and corporate lawyers--haunted by the far-reaching extraterritoriality of the new law--would say "yes. Jabes takes the idea of the extraterritoriality of the Biblical God and turns it on its head. |
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