Methodological Issues
How to Do Critical Security Studies
Cultures & Conflits
2016/2 No 102
200 pages
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Presentation
Critical security studies has not escaped from the renewed interest in methodology which has swept across International Relations and, more generally, the social sciences in recent years. Yet, is there a particular methodological approach which meets the critical imperative of this field of study? This special issue of Cultures & Conflits aims to open up a dialogue on methodological practices as they are put to the test and “methodological bricolage” as a source, obstacle, and space for the development of a refined, insured, and engaged critique within security studies.
Table of contents
Special Issue
Methodological Approaches to Security: Commitments, Obstacles, and Challenges
Introduction
Visual Popular Culture: A Terrain to be explored for Critical Security Studies
- By Alex Macleod
Analyzing the Field of Security in Switzerland: Towards a Hypertrophy of Internal Security and Some Methodological Remarks
The Polycentric Governance of Cybercrime: The Fragmented Networks of International Cooperation
Book Review
Grappling with the Vibrations of the Social: A Return to the Practice Turn in International Relations
Miscellaneous Contributions
When the Stateless and the Infidels Protest: Territories, Conflicts, Innovations
- By Pinar Selek
Publication date: 08/31/2016
Uploaded: 09/01/2016
ISBN 9782343100753