Military GeographiesISBN: 978-1-4051-2777-6
Paperback
212 pages
July 2004, Wiley-Blackwell
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"Military Geographies ... is a must for anyone who opposes the military's use of our special landscapes. This authoritive book, by an expert in military land-use, is about the paternalistic, arrogant and unnecessarily secretive way in which the military occupies land. Woodward warns that 'we should be cautious about assuming an automatic economic benefit to a locality from military presence'. A fascinating book, and a useful campaigning tool." (Open Space, Vol 28/2, Spring 2005)
"This lively and engaging book sets an exciting new agenda for
research into militarism and its geographies. A rich insight into
militarism's 'hold' on places."
—Neil Ward, University of Leeds
—Neil Ward, University of Leeds
"A pioneering study of military geographies bringing all the
issues into sharp focus. By examining the environmental, cultural,
economic and political dimensions of militarism through the lens of
geography and a wealth of case studies (many from the UK), this
book is a unique and important contribution to the literature. It
will become an essential reference in the field."
—John Lovering, Professor of Urban Development and
Governance, Cardiff University