Territorial states

Territorial states are political entities defined by clear geographic boundaries, such as borders or borders recognized internationally. They have a government that exercises sovereignty over their land, population, and resources. These borders distinguish one state from another, and the state's authority is generally accepted by other states and international organizations. Examples include countries like France, Japan, or Brazil. The concept emphasizes that the state's power is rooted in its territory, enabling it to make laws, enforce them, and manage internal affairs independently, while maintaining diplomatic relations with other states.