Do political scientists consider the society described here to be a country

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"A peice of coastal land, and surrounding fishing areas, has been occupied by a fishing society for centuries. This society does not have any government, or knowledge that any larger government rules over them"

Do political scientists consider the society described here to be a country?

no, because it does not have an organized government.

There are 4 requirements for an area to be considered a country:

- It has citizens

- It has estanlished Government

- It has borders that separate it with another nations

- It has acknowledgement from other nations

The society that mentioned on the excerpt above is lacking in requirements 2 and requirements 4.