Cross-border bankruptcy refers to a scenario in which an insolvent debtor owns assets in more than one jurisdiction or when part of the debtor’s creditors is located outside of the country in which the insolvency procedures were filed.
The concept of the nation-state, its establishment, and accommodation of its racial and ethnical diversity; in addition, keeping the law and order and furthermore the invasions, led to the rise of nationalist sentiments– nationalism– and simultaneously militarism¹.