Titlebook: Australian Contributions to Strategic and Military Geography; Stuart Pearson,Jane L. Holloway,Richard Thackway Book 2018 Springer Internat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99273-4n Australian government, business and military there are people using integrated human and biophysical geography. There is potential for this to be a growing dialogue organised in a sub-discipline of military geography. A narrative history of this sub-discipline will inform users of military geograp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99273-4ical advantage. An increasing role for submarines as part of naval capability means that hydrographic services also now support submarine operations by providing oceanographic environmental data to enhance the effectiveness of these vessels. A refocus of national marine geospatial collection activit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16737-1arning) orientation and conscious inclusion of multi-level learning. This is particularly relevant to military geography because how we think about things shapes what we do about them, and in an increasingly complex world there is a need for concomitantly complex and collective appreciations of defe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-16737-1tructive capabilities that are so diffuse that it is hard to comprehend the enormity of the destruction, nor those responsible for these hostile actions. The hyperthreat defies existing human thought and institutional constructs. It is powered and energised by three key enablers; its invisibility, i

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Roland Borgards,Burghard Dedners..Improving Australia’s understanding of religion and its significance within the near region will contribute to the success of operations through risk reduction and the exploitation of opportunities, including the potential to influence behaviours and perceptions. It improves the ability to calcul

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Walter Purkert,Hans Joachim Ilgaudsea. Moreover, China has not undertaken combat action against rival claimants to the Spratly Islands since 1988. Arguments are provided as to why the alleged Chinese threat to commercial shipping in the South China Sea is political propaganda with little foundation in military analysis. The closing a

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