Technologie et sécurité : une gouvernance libérale dans un contexte d’incertitudes

Ceyhan, Ayşe

doi:10.4000/conflits.2173

Cited by 23 publications

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“…The third and final factor is the duality of technology as both an enabler of peace and facilitator of violence (Ceyhan, 2006). According to Ceyhan, technology's binary role can be explained in three logics: First, a logic of security that corresponds to the identification of risks and dangers associated with its application.…”

Section: Triadic Interactions and Implications For Peace And Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

New Possibilities for a Peaceful Digital Society in Violence Prevalent Geographies

Onditi

2020

Journal of Peacebuilding & Development

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In recent years, scholars and practitioners alike have discussed technology and its relationship with peacebuilding and development. This debate has proffered clarity on how the lack of technology can aggravate underdevelopment and violent conflict. However, although this relationship has informed the evolving discourse over what constitutes a digital society, in practice, application of technology without considering human security dimensions can be counterproductive. To address this dilemma, the article draws upon lessons from the implementation of peacebuilding and development initiatives from Kenya’s conflict hotspot zones to propose a typology for bridging the divide between the desirable and disruptive attributes of technology. As a result, a cyclical relationship is designed to create an alternative analytical framework for reimagining the ecosystem of a peaceful digital society, herein coined technology for peaceful society (T4PS). Finally, some broader implications of the new model for scholars and practitioners involved in peacebuilding and development activities are suggested.

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Section: Triadic Interactions and Implications For Peace And Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

New Possibilities for a Peaceful Digital Society in Violence Prevalent Geographies

Onditi

2020

Journal of Peacebuilding & Development

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“…Although states have long been considered to be the primary actor in the control and regulation of migrants and refugees, recently other actors have come under the limelight with the introduction of the notion of “governance.” Governance is one of the critical and catchy terms used to refer to the new governing mechanisms in the neoliberal age where the state is thought to have weakened as a consequence of globalization dynamics. The term signifies states’ collaborations with other actors such as NGOs, international organizations or multinational companies (Ceyhan, ) and has been commonly used in migration studies in order to comprehend border management (Carrera, ), non‐state service providers (Guiraudon, ) and transnational management of national borders (Lahav, ). New governance mechanisms also imply new distributions of power, in which state actors are increasingly replaced by civilian and professional players (Rose, ).…”

Section: State and Civil Society Relations In Turkey And Governance Omentioning

confidence: 99%

A Faithful Alliance Between the Civil Society and the State: Actors and Mechanisms of Accommodating Syrian Refugees in Istanbul

Danış

Nazlı

2018

International Migration

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Reception, hospitality and integration are certainly the main challenges of the contemporary world, particularly for countries like Turkey which hosts more than 3 million refugees from Syria. The aim of this article is to analyze the reception practices of civil society organizations and the nature of these bodies’ relationship with state agencies by focusing on Sultanbeyli, a peripheral district of Istanbul. Based on a fieldwork conducted in this district, we present the functioning of various state and non‐state actors in order to uncover not only the role of NGOs, but also the nature of the relations between them and the state in terms of governance of refugee reception in Turkey. We thus argue that the reception of Syrian refugees is undertaken by a “faithful” alliance between the state and certain NGOs, a partnership where civil society assumes a supporting role to the state in refugee reception.

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“…Technology increasingly occupies the core agenda of critical research scholars (Walters 2002;Der Derian 2003CASE Collective 2006;Ceyhan 2006;Guittet and Jeandesboz 2010) and has already reached the top of the surveillance studies' agenda (cf. among many: Haggerty and Ericson 2000;Lyon 2007;Aas, Gundhus, and Lomell 2009).…”

Section: Theoretical Backgroundmentioning

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Politics of Disappearance: Scanners and (Unobserved) Bodies as Mediators of Security Practices

Bellanova

Fuster

2013

Int Polit Sociol

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In 2008, debates over the deployment of body scanners in EU airports gave rise to imbroglios of technologies, bodies, law, and policies. Eventually, these entanglements appeared to be undone and resolved by the concealment of bodies from the screens of the machines—which had, meanwhile, been renamed security scanners. Using the concept of setting, this article describes the processes of disappearance operating among a vivid multiplicity of actants and connections and identifies three main paradoxical features characterizing them. Based on this analysis, the article advances the notion of the politics of disappearance, where heterogeneous elements—both material and immaterial, visible as well as invisible—actively contribute to the making of a security practice and, potentially, to the opening of political landscapes.

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Technologie et sécurité : une gouvernance libérale dans un contexte d’incertitudes

Cited by 23 publications

References 2 publications

New Possibilities for a Peaceful Digital Society in Violence Prevalent Geographies

New Possibilities for a Peaceful Digital Society in Violence Prevalent Geographies

A Faithful Alliance Between the Civil Society and the State: Actors and Mechanisms of Accommodating Syrian Refugees in Istanbul

Politics of Disappearance: Scanners and (Unobserved) Bodies as Mediators of Security Practices

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