Memory and Securitization in Contemporary Europe
The volume is the first study to explore the intersection of memory and securitisation in the European context. By analysing a variety of practices ranging from film to art and new media, the book expands the existing theoretical framework of securitisation. The authors consider memory as a precondi...
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| Format: | Electronic eBook |
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| Language: | English |
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London :
Palgrave Macmillan UK,
2018.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. 2018. |
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| ISBN: | 9781349952694 |
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1: Games of Memory, or Games with Memories: Imperial Past in the three Referenda (Victor Apryshchenko)
- Chapter 2: Security, Memory and the Debate on Scottish Independence (Ewen Cameron, University of Edinburgh)
- Chapter 3: Traumatic Memory: The De-securitization of Belfast (Paul Antick, University of Roehampton)
- Chapter 4: Recurring Memories, Societies of Risk and Maps of Culture: Europe on Global Screen (Vlad Strukov)
- Chapter 5: Media Genre, Disrupted Memory and the Securitisation Chronotope: The Case of the Lee Rigby Murder (Stephen Hutchings & Kenzie Burchell, University of Manchester)
- Chapter 6: New Media, World-War-II Memory, and Securitisation in the Ukrainian Crisis (Mykola Makhortykh, University of Amsterdam)
- Chapter 7: Security Risks and Coping Strategies of Western Businesses in Neo-patrimonial States: Evidence from Ukraine under Janukovytch (Hannes Meissner, City of Vienna Competence Team Black Sea Region/)
- Chapter 8: Liquid Uncertainties in Europe: Economic Securitization and Beyond (Oliver Hinkelbein,University of Bremen)
- Chapter 9: The Economy of Memory and Risks: Discourse Analysis of the European and Eurasian Economic Unions (the Case of Armenia) (Oxana Karnaukhova, Southern Federal University)
- Chapter 10: Ecologies of Memory: Securitising Transnational Climate Change Risks through Memory Discoursein Russian and British Media (Marianna Poberezhskaya, University of East Anglia).