Can there be a "post-industrial superpower"?/ Gregory R. Copley
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Defense & Foreign Affairs Strategic Policy, Volume 52, Issue 5/6 2024, pg. 13-14Summary: This article sees that utopianism has consistently been a theme throughout the history of urbanism , even though some city-dwelling utopianists dream of a rural, agrarian idyll, particularly since the earliest form of the modern industrial revolution in the second half of the 18th century.
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This article sees that utopianism has consistently been a theme throughout the history of urbanism , even though some city-dwelling utopianists dream of a rural, agrarian idyll, particularly since the earliest form of the modern industrial revolution in the second half of the 18th century.
SUPERPOWER, UTOPIAN, URBANISM, INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION, NEWARTICLS
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