They apply ancient military understandings to modern conflicts and redraw maps that became outdated more than two millennia ago.
But many town residents dislike redrawing boundaries that have existed for generations.
So, too, did the redrawing of boundaries that took place in parts of Asia and Africa from the 1990s into the twenty-first century, producing new states like East Timor, Eritrea, South Sudan.
ALMOST CHIMPANZEE: Redrawing the Lines That Separate Us From Them, by Jon Cohen (St. Martin's Griffin, $15.99).
As part of its plan for protection against increasing flooding, Durban is redrawing city districts and keeping city infrastructure away from areas that are at risk of flooding.
Every decade Chicago's 50 aldermen redraw the fifty wards that make up our city.
Most recently, I have been working on a project where I redraw images from Tumblr and screenshots from Messenger conversations that leave room for interpretation.
"I started collecting movie posters and would spend all my time redrawing from the magazine Famous Monsters of Filmland".
However, Coenwulf's death in 821 marked the beginning of a period in which Mercia suffered from dynastic conflicts and military defeats that redrew the political map of England.
French regions control local transport and economic development as well as high schools and vocational training, with beefed-up powers after a reform that redrew the map of France and cut their numbers from 22 to 13.
