This book argues that a conceptual and methodological shift is required in the way that border security is understood, and that a new approach is urgently required. It examines vernacular narratives of the 'crisis' and how they offer insight into citizens' knowledge of the 'crisis', and actually-existing alternatives to fantasies of control.
This book argues that a conceptual and methodological shift is required in the way that border security is understood, and that a new approach is urgently required. It examines vernacular narratives of the 'crisis' and how they offer insight into citizens' knowledge of the 'crisis', and actually-existing alternatives to fantasies of control.
Nick Vaughan-Williams is Professor of International Security at the University of Warwick, UK. He is a recipient of the Philip Leverhulme Prize for outstanding research in Politics and International Studies and the Association for Borderlands Studies Past Presidents' Gold Award. His research on the international politics of borders, security, and migration has been funded by the British Academy, UK Economic and Social Research Council, and Leverhulme Trust. His publications include Europe's Border Crisis (OUP, 2015) and Border Politics (Edinburgh University Press, 2009).
Inhaltsangabe
* 1: Towards a Vernacular Study of Border Security * 2: Exceptional Times, Emergency Borders: (De)Constructing Europe's 'Migration Crisis' * 3: Populist and 'Post-Truth' Border Politics: The Securitization of Public Opinion on Migration * 4: Dangerous Aliens, Crisis Constellations, and Information Gaps: Vernacular Narratives of Migration * 5: Border Anxieties: Vernacular Narratives of Ontological (In)Security * 6: Desecuritizing Strangeness: Vernacular Counter-Narratives of Border Security * Appendix 1: Moderators' Discussion Guide * Appendix 2: List of Focus Groups
* 1: Towards a Vernacular Study of Border Security * 2: Exceptional Times, Emergency Borders: (De)Constructing Europe's 'Migration Crisis' * 3: Populist and 'Post-Truth' Border Politics: The Securitization of Public Opinion on Migration * 4: Dangerous Aliens, Crisis Constellations, and Information Gaps: Vernacular Narratives of Migration * 5: Border Anxieties: Vernacular Narratives of Ontological (In)Security * 6: Desecuritizing Strangeness: Vernacular Counter-Narratives of Border Security * Appendix 1: Moderators' Discussion Guide * Appendix 2: List of Focus Groups
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