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SimCity Baghdad

By BobCudlin on 2/26/2010 3:13 PM

"SimCity Baghdad" is the title of an intriguing article from The Atlantic magazine (Jan/Feb 2010 issue).  It describes a new computer game called UrbanSim that allows U.S. Army officers to train in counterinsurgency tactics that are being implemented in Iraq.  Many of the benefits of simulation described in this case are the same as for managing nuclear safety culture.

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