How do scandals, controversies, and struggles enable or deactivate certain critiques of security?
Please join this webinar where the special issue guest editors Claudia Aradau and Georgios Glouftsios, authors, and journal editors of Security Dialogue, meet to talk about the recently published Special Issue on Making security public: scandals, controversies, struggles.
Secret, obscure, and elusive security practices often require the persistent efforts of investigative journalists, activists, oversight bodies, researchers, and non-governmental organizations to shed light on the inner workings of security apparatuses and to open new scenes of contestation. We have convened this exciting panel to further illuminate and share key highlights from this important project.
- By registering to this event, you will receive an email with a link to the event in Teams. The link will be provided the day before the event.
- Registration is now open, and will close Monday 4 May at 12:00.
Convener
Bruno Oliveira Martins (PRIO), Editor-in-Chief, Security Dialogue
Presentations
- Claudia Aradau (Kings' College London), Guest Editor
- Georgios Glouftsios (University of Trento), Guest Editor
- Charlotte Heath-Kelley (University of Warwick), Contributor
- William Walters (Carleton University), Contributor
- Ludek Stavinoha (University of East Anglia), Contributor
Discussants
- Nisha Shah (University of Ottawa), Special Issue Editor, Security Dialogue
- Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert (PRIO) Deputy Editor, Security Dialogue
- Kristoffer Lidén (PRIO), Deputy Editor, Security Dialogue
