No. 94 (2012): Orden, policía y militarización en las ciudades (siglos XVIII-XXI)
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El nuevo urbanismo militar

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  • Stephen Graham
Stephen Graham
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Published 2012-04-30

Keywords

  • Imperialismo global,
  • control y vigilancia,
  • poder,
  • biopolítica,
  • Estado,
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El nuevo urbanismo militar. (2012). Antropología. Revista Interdisciplinaria Del INAH, 94, 6-18. https://revistas.inah.gob.mx/index.php/antropologia/article/view/2695

Abstract

Uno tiende a olvidar que la mayoría de las ciudades del mundo se edificaron, al menos en parte, como construcciones militares. La historia de cómo los espacios urbanos se planearon, levantaron y habitaron no puede ser contada sin considerar el papel central del poder y el control. Antes y después de la era moderna, las ciudades y las ciudades-Estado fueron, al mismo tiempo, los agentes y blancos de los conflictos; el saqueo y la matanza de sus habitantes, fortificados, era el evento central de toda guerra.

 

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