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Table Of Contents follows: (more…)
A while ago I was asked to review Kyle Grayson’s excellent Chasing Dragons: Security, Identity, and Illicit Drugs for the on-line journal Global Discourse. The journal has recently published the review as part of a forum alongside another review by Andrés Perezalonso (Newcastle University) and a response from Kyle himself.
You can read the forum here (html) or download my review here (pdf) and Kyle Grayson’s response here (pdf).
For those interested in reading further, google books has a limited preview of Chasing Dragons. You can read Kyle’s blog here.
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Infrastructure Security
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015By: Jeremy Brooks
I have a new post on E-IR on what infrastructure security discourses can tell us about the vulnerabilities of contemporary, urbanised, logistical ways of life. Understanding the metaphors that guide our thinking about infrastructure thus enables us to see both the way in which our our conceptual grammars affect the way we see the world as well as understanding precisely why certain vulnerabilities are prioritised above others. Read the post here.
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