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Securitisation as Hegemonic Discourse Formation

Part of the Contributions to International Relations Book Series

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-16206-0

ISBN: 978-3-031-16205-3

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Oct 26, 2022

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Chapter 1Introduction

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 1 –9

[This first chapter introduces the current state of the art including challenges within the study of securitisation. Particularly, it highlights the continuing challenges in defining what we actually mean when we invoke the concept of ‘security’. It further highlights differences and similarities...
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Chapter 2On the Origins and Nature of Meaning

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 11 –44

[This chapter discusses two issues: First the manner in which schools of securitisation have approached and delineated processes of securitization and by extension the meaning of ‘security’. The focus is placed on the Copenhagen School’s modelling of securitisation based on the speech act...
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Chapter 3Investigating the Meaning of Security

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 45 –89

[With the aim to delineate a meaning of security which applies both to traditional and critical approaches to security, this chapter analyses the discursive patterns which are generated by the construction of objects and subjects in terms of security within traditional approaches.]
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Chapter 4Securitisation as Hegemonic Discourse Formation

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 91 –156

[This chapter transforms the insight that security ultimately signifies the boundaries of intelligibility while in concrete cases it signifies the boundaries of a discursive order towards its outside, into a model of securitisation. It locates this model within the discussion of post-structural...
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Chapter 5The Development-Security Nexus: A Case Study

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 157 –234

[This chapter applies the proposed model of securitisation as hegemonic discourse formation to the analysis of the security-development nexus. It first discusses the way in which development and underdevelopment are constructed as chains of equivalence subsuming a variety of partially...
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Chapter 6Conclusion

Broecker, Hannah

Pages: 235 –239

[This chapter concludes the study by summarising the major line of argumentation in favour of an understanding of security as referring to the boundaries of a discursive order and securitisation in terms of hegemonic discourse formation.]

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