Neofeudalization
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Description
John Robb:
"A process whereby entire cities or neighborhoods within complex cities, become tightly controlled walled enclaves disconnected from the wider polity.
While neofeudalization reduces violence, it is at the expense of:
- Economic activity. Commuting is nearly impossible. Retail dries up.
- Movement. Travel speed is reduced by six fold (based on examples). Few cars are allowed (due to the danger of VBIEDs).
- Privacy. All residents are monitored and biometrically detailed."
(http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/globalguerrillas/2007/12/journal-refeuda.html)