Cities under siege: the new urbanism military
British geographer Stephen Graham's book, Cities under Siege, is very rich both descriptively and analytically. Some of its hallmarks are the diversity of sources cited and analyzed (such as press, publicity and publicity material, in addition to studies by researchers from different areas – ur...
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| description | British geographer Stephen Graham's book, Cities under Siege, is very rich both descriptively and analytically. Some of its hallmarks are the diversity of sources cited and analyzed (such as press, publicity and publicity material, in addition to studies by researchers from different areas – urban planners, geographers, sociologists and others), the clarity in the presentation of ideas and the great amount of data and examples mentioned to illustrate and corroborate your theses. This work can be characterized as a broad mapping – some define it as an encyclopedia – of contemporary wars existing in cities (in urban spaces and in everyday life), on a global scale. Graham brings in his book examples of wars in different places, such as the United Kingdom, Israel and, in particular, the United States. This country, in turn, is mentioned in different parts of the work to exemplify what the author defines as the new military urbanism. |
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| spelling | ojs-article-191782024-10-18T14:39:28Z Cities under siege: the new urbanism military Cidades sitiadas: o novo urbanismo militar Oliveira, Nathalia Cristina Oliveira, Nathalia Cristina Guerras Cidades Novo urbanismo militar Wars Cities New military urbanism British geographer Stephen Graham's book, Cities under Siege, is very rich both descriptively and analytically. Some of its hallmarks are the diversity of sources cited and analyzed (such as press, publicity and publicity material, in addition to studies by researchers from different areas – urban planners, geographers, sociologists and others), the clarity in the presentation of ideas and the great amount of data and examples mentioned to illustrate and corroborate your theses. This work can be characterized as a broad mapping – some define it as an encyclopedia – of contemporary wars existing in cities (in urban spaces and in everyday life), on a global scale. Graham brings in his book examples of wars in different places, such as the United Kingdom, Israel and, in particular, the United States. This country, in turn, is mentioned in different parts of the work to exemplify what the author defines as the new military urbanism. O livro do geógrafo britânico Stephen Graham, Cidades sitiadas, é muito rico tanto descritiva quanto analiticamente. Algumas de suas marcas são a diversidade de fontes citadas e analisadas (como material de imprensa, de publicidade e propaganda, além dos estudos de pesquisadores de diferentes áreas – urbanistas, geógrafos, sociólogos e outros), a clareza na apresentação das ideias e a grande quantidade de dados e exemplos mencionados para ilustrar e corroborar suas teses. A referida obra pode ser caracterizada como um amplo mapeamento – alguns definem como enciclopédia – das guerras contemporâneas existentes nas cidades (nos espaços urbanos e no cotidiano), em escala global. Graham traz em seu livro exemplos de guerras em distintos locais, como Reino Unido, Israel e, em especial, Estados Unidos. Este país, por sua vez, é citado em diferentes partes da obra para exemplificar o que o autor define como o novo urbanismo militar. Universidade Estadual de Campinas. Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas 2018-05-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Text Texto application/pdf https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/cma/article/view/19178 10.53000/cma.v25i46.19178 Crítica Marxista; Vol. 25 No. 46 (2018); 185-187 Crítica Marxista; v. 25 n. 46 (2018); 185-187 2966-0165 0104-9321 por https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/cma/article/view/19178/13670 World; Contemporary Mundo; Contemporâneo Copyright (c) 2018 Nathalia Cristina Oliveira https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0 |
| spellingShingle | Oliveira, Nathalia Cristina Oliveira, Nathalia Cristina Guerras Cidades Novo urbanismo militar Wars Cities New military urbanism Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title | Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title_full | Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title_fullStr | Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title_full_unstemmed | Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title_short | Cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| title_sort | cities under siege: the new urbanism military |
| topic | Guerras Cidades Novo urbanismo militar Wars Cities New military urbanism |
| url | https://econtents.sbu.unicamp.br/inpec/index.php/cma/article/view/19178 |
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