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Category Archives: Security
Interweb Motley #1
Inaugurating a new weekly installment of worthy links from around the Internet is this week’s “Interweb Motley.” Benjamin Kunkel reviews Paper Promises by Philip Coggan and Debt by David Graeber for the London Review of Books. (Kunkel, a rising Marxist “rapporteur” … Continue reading
Posted in Art, City, David Harvey, Media, Networks, Political Economy, Race & Ethnicity, Science & Tech., Security, Violence
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Development-Security Nexus, Part II: The Resilience Turn?
Some authors from the most recent issue of Development Dialogue (DD) suggest that the “security-development nexus” has been superseded by something new. The new name of the game is “resilience” approaches. The authors suggest that “human security” paradigms and sustainable … Continue reading
Posted in Assemblages, Development, Networks, Political Ecology, Science & Tech., Security, Violence
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Development-Security Nexus, Part I: And the Drug War…?
The new issue of Development Dialogue has a great line up of authors and speaks to a lot of issues I’m thinking about. Its main title is “The End of the Development-Security Nexus.” I’ve been reading some of the lit … Continue reading
Posted in Drugs, Illegality, Insurgency/Counterinsurgency, Security
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