contribution to a geohistory of conflicting landscapes through case study: kosovo
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Abstract
Geopolitics cannot be separated from the territory, various actions being undertaken for itspossession or control. However, through the very specific case of Kosovo, it is possible to go furtherin reasoning and analyzing a landscape that is not only as exterior appearance, ordinarily visible, butit is also an agent of the crisis process of a low-intensity conflict. Therefore, it is important todetermine more precisely the elements that constitute the foremost conflicting brands, to approach thelogic and, if possible, to understand the interaction.
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| Authors | ;Jean-François Brun |
| Journal | perm journal of petroleum and mining engineering |
| Year | 2009 |
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