War in the Borderlands

Update: 2010-12-01

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Contributor(s): Professor Derek Gregory | Professor Gregory discusses the evolving character of conflicts in the borderlands of former empires and the blurring of the conceptual borders of war itself. Derek Gregory is professor of geography, University of British Columbia, and author of The Colonial Present: Afghanistan, Palestine, and Iraq.

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War in the Borderlands

Professor Derek Gregory

War in the Borderlands