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Through scares ranging from cot death, juvenile crime, internet porn, asylum seekers, dirty bombs and avian flu, we are bombarded with messages about emerging risks. Through new theories and new research findings, this book builds together a coherent argument, linking political events taking place at an international scale to ordinary people's experiences of risk and fear in their everyday lives.
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Through scares ranging from cot death, juvenile crime, internet porn, asylum seekers, dirty bombs and avian flu, we are bombarded with messages about emerging risks. Through new theories and new research findings, this book builds together a coherent argument, linking political events taking place at an international scale to ordinary people's experiences of risk and fear in their everyday lives.
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Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 232mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9781138271487
- ISBN-10: 1138271489
- Artikelnr.: 57048513
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 280
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. September 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 158mm x 232mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 422g
- ISBN-13: 9781138271487
- ISBN-10: 1138271489
- Artikelnr.: 57048513
Rachel Pain is Reader in Human Geography, University of Durham, UK and Susan J. Smith is Professor of Geography, University of Durham, UK.
Chapter 1 Fear: Critical Geopolitics and Everyday Life
Rachel Pain
Susan J. Smith; section1 State Fears and Popular Fears; Chapter 2 1This is an abridged and updated version of 'The Critical Geopolitics of Danger in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan'
first published in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
2005
23
555-80. Some of the material in this chapter is reproduced from that article by kind permission of Pion Limited
London.
Nick Megoran; Chapter 3 'Growing Pains'? Fear
Exclusion and Citizenship in a Disadvantaged UK Neighbourhood
Catherine Louise Alexander; Chapter 4 Fear and the Familial in the US War on Terror
Deborah Cowen
Emily Gilbert; Chapter 5 1This is an abridged version of a chapter with the same name published in Sorkin
M. (2007)
Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State by kind permission of Routledge.
Cindi Katz; section2 Fear of Nature and the Nature of Fear; Chapter 6 Pandemic Anxiety and Global Health Security
Alan Ingram; Chapter 7 Nature
Fear and Rurality
Jo Little; section3 Encountering Fear and Otherness; Chapter 8 Scaling Segregation; Racialising Fear
Peter E. Hopkins
Susan J. Smith; Chapter 9 Practising Fear: Encountering O/other Bodies
Michael Haldrup
Lasse Koefoed
Kirsten Simonsen; Chapter 10 Neither Relaxed nor Comfortable: The Affective Regulation of Migrant Belonging in Australia
Greg Noble
Scott Poynting; Chapter 11 Youth and the Geopolitics of Risk after 11 September 2001
Kathrin Hörschelmann; section4 Regulating Fear; Chapter 12 On Strawberry Fields and Cherry Picking: Fear and Desire in the Bordering and Immigration Politics of the European Union
Henk van Houtum
Roos Pijpers; Chapter 13 Identity Cards and Coercion in Palestine
Nadia Abu Zhara; Chapter 14 Ethno-sectarianism and the Construction of Fear in Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peter Shirlow; section5 Fear
Resistance and Hope; Chapter 15 Whose Fear Is It Anyway? Resisting Terror Fear and Fear for Children
Rachel Pain;
Rachel Pain
Susan J. Smith; section1 State Fears and Popular Fears; Chapter 2 1This is an abridged and updated version of 'The Critical Geopolitics of Danger in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan'
first published in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
2005
23
555-80. Some of the material in this chapter is reproduced from that article by kind permission of Pion Limited
London.
Nick Megoran; Chapter 3 'Growing Pains'? Fear
Exclusion and Citizenship in a Disadvantaged UK Neighbourhood
Catherine Louise Alexander; Chapter 4 Fear and the Familial in the US War on Terror
Deborah Cowen
Emily Gilbert; Chapter 5 1This is an abridged version of a chapter with the same name published in Sorkin
M. (2007)
Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State by kind permission of Routledge.
Cindi Katz; section2 Fear of Nature and the Nature of Fear; Chapter 6 Pandemic Anxiety and Global Health Security
Alan Ingram; Chapter 7 Nature
Fear and Rurality
Jo Little; section3 Encountering Fear and Otherness; Chapter 8 Scaling Segregation; Racialising Fear
Peter E. Hopkins
Susan J. Smith; Chapter 9 Practising Fear: Encountering O/other Bodies
Michael Haldrup
Lasse Koefoed
Kirsten Simonsen; Chapter 10 Neither Relaxed nor Comfortable: The Affective Regulation of Migrant Belonging in Australia
Greg Noble
Scott Poynting; Chapter 11 Youth and the Geopolitics of Risk after 11 September 2001
Kathrin Hörschelmann; section4 Regulating Fear; Chapter 12 On Strawberry Fields and Cherry Picking: Fear and Desire in the Bordering and Immigration Politics of the European Union
Henk van Houtum
Roos Pijpers; Chapter 13 Identity Cards and Coercion in Palestine
Nadia Abu Zhara; Chapter 14 Ethno-sectarianism and the Construction of Fear in Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peter Shirlow; section5 Fear
Resistance and Hope; Chapter 15 Whose Fear Is It Anyway? Resisting Terror Fear and Fear for Children
Rachel Pain;
Chapter 1 Fear: Critical Geopolitics and Everyday Life
Rachel Pain
Susan J. Smith; section1 State Fears and Popular Fears; Chapter 2 1This is an abridged and updated version of 'The Critical Geopolitics of Danger in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan'
first published in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
2005
23
555-80. Some of the material in this chapter is reproduced from that article by kind permission of Pion Limited
London.
Nick Megoran; Chapter 3 'Growing Pains'? Fear
Exclusion and Citizenship in a Disadvantaged UK Neighbourhood
Catherine Louise Alexander; Chapter 4 Fear and the Familial in the US War on Terror
Deborah Cowen
Emily Gilbert; Chapter 5 1This is an abridged version of a chapter with the same name published in Sorkin
M. (2007)
Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State by kind permission of Routledge.
Cindi Katz; section2 Fear of Nature and the Nature of Fear; Chapter 6 Pandemic Anxiety and Global Health Security
Alan Ingram; Chapter 7 Nature
Fear and Rurality
Jo Little; section3 Encountering Fear and Otherness; Chapter 8 Scaling Segregation; Racialising Fear
Peter E. Hopkins
Susan J. Smith; Chapter 9 Practising Fear: Encountering O/other Bodies
Michael Haldrup
Lasse Koefoed
Kirsten Simonsen; Chapter 10 Neither Relaxed nor Comfortable: The Affective Regulation of Migrant Belonging in Australia
Greg Noble
Scott Poynting; Chapter 11 Youth and the Geopolitics of Risk after 11 September 2001
Kathrin Hörschelmann; section4 Regulating Fear; Chapter 12 On Strawberry Fields and Cherry Picking: Fear and Desire in the Bordering and Immigration Politics of the European Union
Henk van Houtum
Roos Pijpers; Chapter 13 Identity Cards and Coercion in Palestine
Nadia Abu Zhara; Chapter 14 Ethno-sectarianism and the Construction of Fear in Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peter Shirlow; section5 Fear
Resistance and Hope; Chapter 15 Whose Fear Is It Anyway? Resisting Terror Fear and Fear for Children
Rachel Pain;
Rachel Pain
Susan J. Smith; section1 State Fears and Popular Fears; Chapter 2 1This is an abridged and updated version of 'The Critical Geopolitics of Danger in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan'
first published in Environment and Planning D: Society and Space
2005
23
555-80. Some of the material in this chapter is reproduced from that article by kind permission of Pion Limited
London.
Nick Megoran; Chapter 3 'Growing Pains'? Fear
Exclusion and Citizenship in a Disadvantaged UK Neighbourhood
Catherine Louise Alexander; Chapter 4 Fear and the Familial in the US War on Terror
Deborah Cowen
Emily Gilbert; Chapter 5 1This is an abridged version of a chapter with the same name published in Sorkin
M. (2007)
Indefensible Space: The Architecture of the National Insecurity State by kind permission of Routledge.
Cindi Katz; section2 Fear of Nature and the Nature of Fear; Chapter 6 Pandemic Anxiety and Global Health Security
Alan Ingram; Chapter 7 Nature
Fear and Rurality
Jo Little; section3 Encountering Fear and Otherness; Chapter 8 Scaling Segregation; Racialising Fear
Peter E. Hopkins
Susan J. Smith; Chapter 9 Practising Fear: Encountering O/other Bodies
Michael Haldrup
Lasse Koefoed
Kirsten Simonsen; Chapter 10 Neither Relaxed nor Comfortable: The Affective Regulation of Migrant Belonging in Australia
Greg Noble
Scott Poynting; Chapter 11 Youth and the Geopolitics of Risk after 11 September 2001
Kathrin Hörschelmann; section4 Regulating Fear; Chapter 12 On Strawberry Fields and Cherry Picking: Fear and Desire in the Bordering and Immigration Politics of the European Union
Henk van Houtum
Roos Pijpers; Chapter 13 Identity Cards and Coercion in Palestine
Nadia Abu Zhara; Chapter 14 Ethno-sectarianism and the Construction of Fear in Belfast
Northern Ireland
Peter Shirlow; section5 Fear
Resistance and Hope; Chapter 15 Whose Fear Is It Anyway? Resisting Terror Fear and Fear for Children
Rachel Pain;