In the Middle of nowhere. Tristan da Cunha -- or: A Social Contract became reality
Tristan da Cunha is an archipelago in the South Atlantic, between Capetown and Buenos Aires and is inhabited today by not more than three hundred people. In 1816 it was an outpost of the British colonial empire and had no native inhabitants. It is still a part of the British overseas domains and enj...
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