Recent years have witnessed a “vernacular turn” in critical security scholarship centered on
everyday constructions of (in) security. In this article, I advance this turn by arguing for …

What happens if international interveners feel emotions that they consider unsanctioned,
unwanted and unprofessional? What if they enact and manage their emotions in ways that …

Technologies are predominantly understood as 'solutions' for policy problems in EU border
control. This has prompted increased political attention to research and development (R&D) …

Existing scholarship has demonstrated that theorising about security is Eurocentric. This
leaves us with a partial account of the concept of security, which is presented as universal …

Visual politics is a fast-growing field and much of it is focused on images that inspire
criticism. This tendency results in a lack of attention to oppressive visual practices. A political …

Participatory methods seek to counter the extractive nature of mainstream research methods
by putting control into the hands of research subjects. But participation itself does not …

ABSTRACT The Star Wars franchise–and in particular the 'in-universe'period from the Fall of
the Jedi to the Reign of the Empire–represents germane ground for the critical analysis of …

What role does 'space'play in shaping entrepreneurial choices? Much of the western-centric
evidence offers abstract models of spatial dynamics, reflecting socio-cultural assumptions …

This article offers a new perspective on when and why individual-level authoritarian
perceptions of security threats change. We reexamine claims that authoritarian members of …

International studies scholarship has benefitted from insights from anthropology, peace and
conflict studies, geography, and other disciplines to craft a thoughtful set of reflections and …