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One of the most notable global transformations in recent decades has been the change from a predominantly rural world to an urban one, often in the context of rapid large-scale urbanization. Neither the military, political, societal or environmental implications of this shift are fully understood though it is clear that urbanization will provide an interactive context for future politico-military operations.
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W. Rosenau, “’Every Room is a New Battle”: the Lessons of Modern Urban Warfare’, Studies in Conflict and Terrorism vol. 20, no. 4 (October-December 1997), p. 389.
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Hills, A. (2002). Reconciling Humanitarianism and Reality: the Analytical and Moral Challenges of Urban Operations. In: Dorman, A., Smith, M., Uttley, M. (eds) The Changing Face of Military Power. Cormorant Security Studies Series. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230502161_4
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