Complex Zones: The 'real virtualities‘ of training and defence in the British landscape.

Matthew Flintham

Complex Zones: The 'real virtualities‘ of training and defence in the British landscape.

Matthew Flintham

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 5 Jul 2016
Event	War, Simulation and Global (In)Security Workshop - Bristol, U.K. Duration: 5 Jul 2016 → 5 Jul 2016

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Workshop	War, Simulation and Global (In)Security Workshop
Period	5/07/16 → 5/07/16

Bibliographical note

Impact: This paper represents a contribution to the debates surrounding simulation and virtual environments in military activity. It also conveys ways in which geographic information systems (GIS) and other visualisation technologies can be used to reveal hidden dimensions of pervasive militarisation in the landscape.

Organising Body: Global Insecurities Centre, University of Bristol

Keywords

Communication, cultural and media studies

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Complex Zones: The 'real virtualities‘ of training and defence in the British landscape.

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