Perverse Tactics: ‘Terrorism’ and National Identity in France

Beauchamps, Marie

doi:10.1080/14735784.2015.1137480

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“…Affective tourism economies may be understood as critical conceptualizations of the circulation and exchange of emotion mediated by tourism economies aligning people and places according to identities and emotional capital. This theme builds upon research of affective economies of tourism [6,48,49] to specifically incorporate lived experiences mediated by the power dynamics of tourism-based economies in many gateway communities. Critical exploration of this theme demonstrated four interrelated expressions of affective tourism economies including communal loss, queer optimism, empathy and sympathy, and humor.…”

Section: Affective Tourism Economiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Affective Dimensions of Compound Crises in Tourism Economies: The Intermountain Western Gateway Community of Nederland, Colorado

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Cavaliere

2024

Conservation

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Affective economies align people and places according to identities and emotional capital, particularly during compound crises such as COVID-19. Through an embodied research approach, affect becomes an integral part of furthering knowledge production within crisis management to understand individual and community resilience. This research explores how affective dimensions express individual and community resilience as part of crisis and disaster management of tourism-based economies. We contribute knowledge of sustainable destination management in the context of intermountain western gateway communities (IWGCs) to center residents as primary stakeholders within conservation and resilience planning. The IWGC of Nederland, Colorado, is presented as a microcosm of change through which the lived experiences of residents during COVID-19 are analyzed. This approach embraces the potential of affective scholarship for conservation and destination planning through creative qualitative methods of inquiry. Within a crystallization methodology guided by a feminist new materialist epistemology, we incorporate residents’ creative expressions to understand how affective dynamics influenced resilience throughout compound crises. Findings are presented via three themes including affective dimensions of resilience, identity, belonging and responsibility, and affective tourism economies. Affective knowledge centering resident experiences may inform future planning for crisis and disaster management across IWGCs and other gateway communities balancing tourism, conservation, and community planning.

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Section: Affective Tourism Economiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Recent scholarship has explored affective phenomena within tourism economy power structures in the context of crisis and disaster management (CDM) [5,6]. This research defines crises as results from action or inaction during an event that creates damaging Conservation 2024, 4 254 impacts on people and/or a place [7].…”

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Affective Dimensions of Compound Crises in Tourism Economies: The Intermountain Western Gateway Community of Nederland, Colorado

Branstrator,

Cavaliere

2024

Conservation

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“…Despite being currently in the spotlight in Europe, France nevertheless remains surprisingly understudied. In fact, studies on the French reaction to current forms of terrorism have mostly focused on the military strategies employed (Lequesne, 2016;Schmitt, 2017;Tenenbaum, 2017) and on historical approaches (Chowanietz, 2016;Gregory, 2003;Shapiro and Suzan, 2003); a few critical investigations of the French political response have recently been produced (Beauchamps, 2017;Boussaguet and Faucher, 2017). Nonetheless, we still know very little about how one of the most targeted European countries understood, discussed and approached its terrorist challenge in post-9/11 politics.…”

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Islamization of criminal behaviour: The path to terrorism? Terrorist threat and crime in French counterterrorism policy-formulation

D’Amato

2019

European Journal of Criminology

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Several studies have covered wide-ranging features of terrorist groups and organization from both a state-centric and a strictly group analysis perspective. Rather than offering insights to determine the ‘nature’ of these forms of violence, this article focuses on states’ perception and process of construction of terrorism based on allegations of being criminals, religious extremists or psychologically disturbed people. It does so by reconstructing the determinants of the way French policy-makers have understood, communicated and approached the terrorist enemy since the 9/11 attacks. More than 150 documents, including parliamentary debates and strategic documents, have been analysed so as to understand the evolution of the image of the threat, its connection to crime and the political implications of this representation.

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The Enemy in My House: How Right-Wing Populism Radicalized the Debate About Citizenship in France

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Glassner

2021

The Palgrave Handbook of Populism

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Perverse Tactics: ‘Terrorism’ and National Identity in France

Cited by 10 publications

References 10 publications

Affective Dimensions of Compound Crises in Tourism Economies: The Intermountain Western Gateway Community of Nederland, Colorado

Affective Dimensions of Compound Crises in Tourism Economies: The Intermountain Western Gateway Community of Nederland, Colorado

Islamization of criminal behaviour: The path to terrorism? Terrorist threat and crime in French counterterrorism policy-formulation

The Enemy in My House: How Right-Wing Populism Radicalized the Debate About Citizenship in France

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