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• In Shah頳's judgment, Zosimus makes this editorial decision to emphasize his central theme the decline and " barbarization " of Rome.
• It explores alternative futures through scenario analysis, grouping the possibilities into three broad scenario types : Conventional Worlds, Barbarization, and Great Transitions.
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• The GSG finds Conventional Worlds to be a highly risky path in the planetary phase, a path that could well segue into some form of social devolution ( " Barbarization " ).
• Barbarization scenarios depict futures in which the market and policy adjustments of Conventional Worlds are inadequate to address such problems as climate change and social polarization, leading to a devolution of civilized norms.
• The essay envisions three broad classes of twenty-first century scenarios  " Conventional Worlds ", " Barbarization ", and " Great Transitions "  and considers a number of variations within each category.
• Another goal may have been to increase the number of men able to serve in the legions, as only full citizens could serve as legionaries in the auxiliaries, which primarily consisted of non-citizen men, and led to barbarization of the Roman military.
• The subject of Grossdeutschland's complicity in war crimes was the subject of the book by Omer Bartov " The Eastern Front, 1941 45, German Troops, and the Barbarization of Warfare " ( 1986, ISBN 0-312-22486-9 ).
• The former Oxford University historian Adrian Goldsworthy has argued that the cause of the fall of the Roman Empire in the West should not be blamed on barbarization of the late Roman Army, but on its recurrent civil wars, which led to its ability to repel or defeat invasions from outside its frontiers to be seriously weakened.
• In an attempt to better understand what a Planetary Phase of Civilization might look like in the current context of declining natural resources and increasing consumption, the Global scenario group used scenario analysis to arrive at three archetypal futures : Barbarization, in which increasing conflicts result in either a fortress world or complete societal breakdown; Conventional Worlds, in which market forces or Policy reform slowly precipitate more sustainable practices; and a Great Transition, in which either the sum of fragmented Eco-Communalism movements add up to a sustainable world or globally coordinated efforts and initiatives result in a new sustainability paradigm.