Transecting securityscapes : dispatches from Cambodia, Iraq, and Mozambique / Till F. Paasche, James D. Sidaway.
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TextSeries: Geographies of justice and social transformation ; 52Publisher: Athens : The University of Georgia Press, [2021]Description: 1 online resourceContent type: - text
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- 9780820360591
- 0820360597
- Security sector -- Mozambique
- Internal security -- Mozambique
- Security sector -- Iraq
- Internal security -- Iraq
- Security sector -- Cambodia
- Internal security -- Cambodia
- Secteur de la sécurité -- Mozambique
- Sûreté de l'État -- Mozambique
- Secteur de la sécurité -- Irak
- Sûreté de l'État -- Irak
- Secteur de la sécurité -- Cambodge
- Sûreté de l'État -- Cambodge
- Internal security
- Security sector
- Cambodia
- Iraq
- Mozambique
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- HV8271.A2 P33 2021
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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"Transecting Securityscapes draws on over a decade of fieldwork and participant observation by the co-authors from three conflicted contexts - Cambodia, the Kurdistan region of Iraq and Mozambique. The book pushes critical geopolitics, still often theory-led and discourse-bound, into terrains of the everyday, developing on a method of urban and territorial transects, combined with a range of other methods and modes of encounter. The three research sites enable comparative reflections on diversity and commonality in "securityscapes", studying both long-term networks and short-term circuits. Intersections between "security", power and political economy are examined in the contexts of empire, decolonization, revolution, Cold War and its aftermaths. The result is a book of wide interest; for scholarship on each of the research sites, for others developing qualitative methods in security studies, urban and political geography and for all analysts of conflict, violence and peace"-- Provided by publisher.
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