everyday (in)security
Vernacular theories of everyday (in)security : the disruptive potential of non elite knowledge
... A small but growing literature has sought to explore what it might mean to begin the study of threat and (in)security from the perspective of popular – or ‘vernacular’ – constructions. Inspired by an eclectic mix ...
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Nuclear (in)security in the everyday : peace campers as everyday security practioners
... Campers’ security practices conform to Rowley and Weldes’ account of everyday security practitioners as drawing on ‘divergent epistemologies’ that validate experiential knowledge, from a range of ...
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Mapping the contours of ‘Everyday Security’: time, space and emotion
... of security threats has also led to a blurring of the distinctions between ‘internal’ and ‘external’ security, and the roles and jurisdictions of the traditional institutions established to ensure them ...
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Temporalities in security: Long-term sustainability, the everyday and the emergent in the Anthropocene
... The Anthropocene demands a re - evaluation of how we think about historical time across various disciplines and fields of analysis. It challenges scholars to connect understandings of the past with those of the emerging ...
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Young people’s everyday securities : pre emptive and pro active strategies towards ontological security in Scotland
... ontological security and being in the ...enables security to be analysed as multi-scalar, rela- tional and ...the everyday securities of minority youth in ...of security (Mythen et ...against ...
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Reading Postemancipation In/Security: Negotiations of Everyday Freedom
... livelihoods offer a rich example of everyday negotiations of security and insecurity. Furthermore, internal labour mobility and external leisure mobility intersected through the mobilization of the market. ...
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Migrating borders, bordering lives : everyday geographies of ontological security and insecurity in Malta
... on everyday geographies and ontologies of personal (in)security, we aim to bring non-elite knowledge and experience to the ...border security apparatuses and mobile subjects who encounter, negotiate, ...
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Everyday (in)security / (re)securing the everyday: gender, policing and violence against women in Delhi
... As shown in this chapter, both Parivartan’s community beat policing, and its rape prevention and educative work, operate partly by disciplining (or seeking to discipline) young people, especially young women and girls, ...
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SECURITY EDUCATION IN DANGEROUS TIMES
... Coming back to teachers, it must be emphasised that they ought to perceive their profession not as an occupation but a mission. A good teacher is a teacher who is aware of his role. Th e model of a teacher as a ...
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Everyday Geographies, Geographies Everyday
... In 1999, the same year I became a so-called mobile subject, Ahiwa Ong published Flexible Citizenship: The Cultural Logics of Transnationality. In that pre-9/11 world, Ong described a form of privileged mobility that ...
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Plastic Money Security Issues in India
... many security issues lugged in the employment of the plastic money, it seems that in country of traditions like India, cash money cannot be abolished permanently and can run side by side by moving gradually ...
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Beyond flatland: when smart cities make stupid citizens
... an everyday physical space, or even what was once termed a ‘cyberspace’, but perils with multidi- mensional properties—ones which go far beyond mass data-veillance, or the hacking of a home hub by tech-savvy ...
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On “The Design of Everyday Life”
... entered everyday life through a variety of routes: the price of individual garments dropped, the variety of garments increased, the idea of wearing different colours for different occasions became es- tablished, ...
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Loss, Repetition and the Everyday
... 1 Loss, Repetition and the Everyday Gloria Ching Yi Lin Professional Doctorate Fine Art 1340225 A thesis submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements of the University of East London for the de[.] ...
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Everyday World Heritage
... roughly 12 months, is based on the States Parties’ World Heritage nomination dossier; a global comparative analysis performed by the UNEP-WCMC United National Environment Program and Wor[r] ...
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Everyday futures:essay collection
... explore everyday future imaginaries, the Everyday Futures workshop in July 2016 drew together an international group of ...understanding everyday future homes we decided to investigate what home ...
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Feminist everyday political economy : space, time and violence
... in everyday life at its centre through a focus on gendered ...the everyday in different ways: as physical and mental harm to the individual, household and community, emotional and discursive harm and harm ...
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Satisfying everyday mobility
... The ‘ mobilities turn ’ and the shift of focus to mobility as a social phenomenon in its own right (Cresswell 2010; Hannam, Sheller, and Urry 2006) has done much to qualify assumptions in traditional transport research ...
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Families in front of the screen : everyday contexts of television use : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology at Massey University
... Introduction Television audiences are family members too Viewing and interviewing television families Television in everyday family life Everyday contexts of television: implications for[r] ...
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pom_14_inppt_13.pptx
... Everyday low price (EDLP) involves charging constant, everyday low prices with few sales or discounts. Retailer Marketing Decisions Price Decision.[r] ...
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