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  <title>Revolutions Of War</title>
  <description>  The cycle of &amp;quot;old wars&amp;quot; between nation states, followed by revolutionary wars and culminating during the 20th century into wars between communities was graphically described and codified by Professor Mary Kaldor in her &amp;quot;New Wars, Old Wars&amp;quot; theory. In this episode, she reflects with Peter Roberts on how this cycle works in contemporary politics. The dialogue then moves into a discussion on human security and the individualisation of conflict, and wraps up with some thoughtful conclusions about what this might mean for today's militaries. Top tip: it is not about increased lethality.   </description>
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