Militarized Landscapes: From Gettysburg to Salisbury Plain (Hardcover)

Introduction -?Beneath the Camouflage: Revealing Militarized Landscapes by Chris Pearson, Peter Coates and Tim Cole \ Part I:?Inhabiting Militarized Landscapes Chapter 1 - Military Landscapes / Militære Landskap: The Military Landscape Photography of Ingrid Book and Carina Heden by Rachel Woodward \ Chapter 2 - Fighting in 'Dante's Inferno': Changing Perceptions of Civil War Combat in the Spotsylvania Wilderness from 1863 to 1864 by Katy Shively Meier \ Part II: Coexistent Military and Civilian Landscapes Chapter 3 - Coexistent Landscapes: Military Integration and Civilian Fragmentation by Shelley Egoz and Tim Williams \ Chapter 4 - The Shoeburyness Complex: Military Spatial Production and the Problem of the Civilian Body by Matthew Flintham \ Chapter 5 - A Picturesque Ruin?: Landscapes of Loss at Tyneham and the Epynt by Tim Cole \ Part III: The Surprising Nature of Militarized Landscapes Chapter 6 -?Militarization, Conservation and US Base Transformations by?David Havlick \ Chapter 7 - A Fairy (Shrimp) Tale of Military Environmentalism: The 'Greening' of Salisbury Plain by Marianna Dudley \ Chapter 8 - The Exquisite Corpses of Nature and History: The Case of the Korean DMZ by Julia Adeney Thomas \ Part IV: Commemorating Militarized Landscapes Chapter 9 - Addressing the Nature of Gettysburg: 'Addition and Detraction' in Preserving an American Shrine by Brian Black \?Chapter 10 -?Fragmented Histories: Science, Environment and Monument Building at the Trinity Site, 1945-1995 by Ryan Edgington \ Chapter 11 -?Ruins, Relics and Restoration: The Afterlife of World War Two American Airfields in England, 1945-2005 by Sam Edwards \ Afterword - Militarized Landscapes: Concluding Reflections by Edmund Russell