 There is also a burgeoning literature on territorial rights that question the fixity of current theories, and give greater attention to the overlapping and fluid nature of human’s relations to the natural world and its implications for governance, resources, and diverse claims (see Mancilla forthcoming; Nine forthcoming). This is another instance of the way in which focus on territory and territorial justice has implications for a wide set of literatures in quite different areas, and potentially gives rise to a host of related arguments on diverse topics.