The Programmatic and Institutional (Re‐)Configuration of the Swiss National Security Field

Hagmann, Jonas; Davidshofer, Stephan; Tawfik, Amal; Wenger, Andreas; Wildi, Lisa

doi:10.1111/spsr.12304

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“…Important research strands within reflexive quarters also embrace socio‐material ontologies of everyday political processes to analyze the variegated manifestations of such wider politics (whereas socio‐linguistic parsing of policies and speeches prevailed earlier). Today, considerable work focuses on unarticulated and habitual practices of enacting in‐ and exclusion policies (Hagmann et al 2018; Pouliot 2008), and – as demonstrated also in other contributions to this debate – the role of ‘things’, such as cameras, databases, drones and fences (Schouten 2014) to that politics.…”

Section: Reflexive Security Politics and Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Urban Design as Technology of (Counter‐) Democratic Security Politics

Hagmann

Kostenwein

2021

Swiss Political Sci Review

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How does architecture operate as a security technology? This contribution sets out how reflexive security research and urban studies approach built environments as political inclusion and exclusion instruments. It first presents how this role is understood to operate in the respective scholarly fields, and then illustrates its ambivalent operation with two mini-case studies centering on Bogot a and Z€ urich. In doing so, the contribution seeks to familiarize readers with architecture-oriented reflexive political analysis, and to draw out main lines of further investigation.

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Section: Reflexive Security Politics and Methodsmentioning

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Urban Design as Technology of (Counter‐) Democratic Security Politics

Hagmann

Kostenwein

2021

Swiss Political Sci Review

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“…The idea was, after a first round of exploratory data collection, to then set the basis for two main techniques of visualization. The first was a Bourdieu-inspired multiple correspondence analysis of the field 3 contributing to the growing exploration of field analysis in critical security studies (Bigo, Bonditti, and Olsson 2011;Hagmann et al 2018). The second was a network analysis, a visualization technique used to map security networks (Baird 2017) but which could also be used for controversy analysis of a Latourian tradition.…”

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From Consensus to Diffraction

Plájás¹,

Ven²

2020

anthrovision

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We would like to thank Cristina Grasseni and Federico De Musso for their invitation and editorial work. The paper benefited from the generous comments of two anonymous reviewers, Tomas Percival, and from our colleagues in the Security Vision Research Project. This work was supported by funding from the European Research Council (ERC) under the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (SECURITY VISION, Grant Agreement No. 866535)."A wheel turns because of its encounter with the surface of the road; spinning in the air it goes nowhere. Rubbing two sticks together produces heat and light; one stick alone is just a stick. In both cases, it is friction that produces movement, action, effect." (Tsing 2005: 5) From Consensus to Diffraction

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Friedens- und Konfliktforschung in der Schweiz: ein facettenreiches Patchwork

Goetschel

Hellmüller

2019

Z Friedens und Konflforsch

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The Programmatic and Institutional (Re‐)Configuration of the Swiss National Security Field

Cited by 5 publications

References 51 publications

Urban Design as Technology of (Counter‐) Democratic Security Politics

Urban Design as Technology of (Counter‐) Democratic Security Politics

From Consensus to Diffraction

Friedens- und Konfliktforschung in der Schweiz: ein facettenreiches Patchwork

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