Questions about how algorithms contribute to (in) security are under discussion across
international political sociology. Building upon and adding to these debates, our collective …

Data have become a vital device of border governance and security. Recent scholarship on
the datafication of borders and migration at the intersection of science and technology …

This article pursues a translational approach to the securitization of migration. It argues that
sociotechnical processes of identification at the border can be conceived of as translations …

As in many areas of society, educational institutions are beginning to adopt all manner of
automated decision-making (ADM) technology. While educational applications and systems …

This book scrutinizes how contemporary practices of security have come to rely on many
different translations of security, risk, and danger. Institutions of national security policies are …

This paper asks about the practices and forms of critique afforded at the intersection
between Science-and-Technology Studies and the critical study of security politics, by …

In recent years, practices of control at EU border crossing points have been progressively
transferred to electronic gates, or what is often called Automated Border Control (ABC). In …

Through the early 21st century digital technologies have been increasingly integrated into
the processes of daily life. This has meant that social interactions that were once based on …

International relations and security studies scholars have produced groundbreaking
analyses that shed light on the control of transnational human mobility, which emerges as a …

Based on an ethnographic research at Václav Havel Airport Prague, this article explores
how contemporary airport security might by studied using an ANT-inspired approach …