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Parallel Landscapes
- Matthew Flintham,
- Conceived by Matthew Flintham, Parallel Landscapes is an investigation into the production of militarised space in the United Kingdom. The research began as a three year AHRC-funded PhD research project based at the Royal College of Art. It will continue in an expanded form to study the shifting geographies of military land-use, rationalisation and the changing roles of architecture, infrastructure and airspace design.
News
- Welsh airfield at the centre of Britain's drone revolution
- 'Sonic weapon' deployed in London during Olympics
- Missiles Mounted on East London Apartments for Olympic Defense Drill
- London 2012: 13,500 troops to provide Olympic security
- When the British Army was Really Stretched
- 'Son of star wars' base in Yorkshire finally ready to open
- Eisenhower's worst fears came true. We invent enemies to buy the bombs
- Why smash up a brand new spy plane?
- MoD seeks toy-size spy drones for Afghanistan
- UK MoD to Make Mass Redundancies
- Raf Typhoon: 'Bad planning' added billions to jet costs
Blog Archive
Militarized Landscapes: from Gettysberg to Salisbury Plain (Continuum, 2010)
See my chapter, 'The Shoeburyness Complex'.
Links
- Adam Curtis
- Airspace Activism
- Anna Minton
- Art and Architecture
- BLDG BLOG
- Centre for Land Use Interpretation
- Cinematic Geographies of Battersea
- Complex Terrain Laboratory
- Critical GIS
- Harun Farocki
- KingsOFWar
- Mute
- Naoya Hatakeyama
- Nomadikon, Bergen
- Open Democracy
- Owen Hatherley
- Patrick Wright
- Peace Research Institute, Oslo (PRIO)
- Peter Singer
- Place Hacking
- Platform
- Rebecca Solnit
- Related Photographs
- Richard Mosse
- Scientists for Global Responsibility
- Stockholm International Peace Research Institute
- Strange Maps
- Stuart Elden
- Subterranea Britannica
- Subtopia
- The Future of Landscape and the Moving Image
- Trevor Paglen
- UbuWeb
- Visual Complexity
- We Were Modern
- Will of Memory
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