La aseguración como proceso de gestión y producción de riesgos: Entre la normalidad y la excepcionalidad política en la seguridad
This article rebuilds the securitization theory in order to create a model able to capture the modus operandi and the consequences of this phenomenon in a context of public safety. Taking into account interdisciplinary references, the first part of the article proposes the bases of the securitizatio...
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| Language: | Spanish |
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2018
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| Online Access: | https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=6382848 |
| Source: | Revista española de ciencia política, ISSN 1575-6548, Nº 46, 2018, pags. 231-256 |
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This article rebuilds the securitization theory in order to create a model able to capture the
modus operandi and the consequences of this phenomenon in a context of public safety. Taking into account interdisciplinary references, the first part of the article proposes the bases of the securitization model: a) the risk management society, b) incremental security networks, and c) the interrelation among the levels of security, factual and built risk, and tolerance, in order to understand the fluctuation between normal and emergency situations. On these grounds, the second part of the article analyzes the consequences of securitization in areas that range from the implicit social control to the explicit criminal law. The conclusions summarize the bases of the model and point to collateral effects, both for individuals embodying certain risks and for the rest of the society. Those effects help to verify that a securitization process could even foster authoritarian outbreaks and redefine the limits of political exceptionality in the security realm. |
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