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Neoliberal Securitisation and Symbolic Violence
Silencing Political, Academic and Societal Resistance|
139,09 € |
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| Verlag: | Palgrave Macmillan |
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| Veröffentl.: | 24.04.2021 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9783030712105 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
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<p>This book explores the consequences of the last three decades’ substantial neoliberal securitisation of freedom of speech, democracy and social security of racialised groups. Its empirical material contains in-depth interviews with racialised politicians, journalists, academics and civil society activists in Sweden. Like many other countries, Sweden has combined a neoliberal reorganisation of society with securitisation policies in which ‘the war on terror’ has played a central role. In order to understand the complexity of neoliberal securitisation policies and the analysis of the empiric material, the study makes use of central theoretical concepts, such as ‘the spiral of silence’, ‘symbolic violence’, ‘governmentalisation’ and ‘neoliberal racism.’ It will be of particular interest to students and scholars of political sociology, social policy and social work. </p><p><br></p>
<div><p>Chapter 1. Introduction.- Chapter 2. Theoretical Perspective.- Chapter 3. Securitisation and self-censorship in mainstream political parties.- Chapter 4. Securitisation and self-censorship in mainstream mass media.- Chapter 5. Securitisation and self-censorship in academia.- Chapter 6: Securitisation and self-censorship in civil society.- Chapter 7: Conclusions.</p></div>
<div><b>Masoud Kamali</b> is Professor of sociology and social work. He has been appointed by the Swedish government as the head of the ‘Governmental Inquiry into Power, Integration and Structural Discrimination’. He has also been the scientific leader of the major European research project “European Dilemma: Institutional Patterns and Politics” which resulted in many international publications by researchers from eight EU member states. </div>
<p>This book explores the consequences of the last three decades’ substantial neoliberal securitisation of freedom of speech, democracy and social security of racialised groups. Its empirical material contains in-depth interviews with racialised politicians, journalists, academics and civil society activists in Sweden. Like many other countries, Sweden has combined a neoliberal reorganisation of society with securitisation policies in which ‘the war on terror’ has played a central role. In order to understand the complexity of neoliberal securitisation policies and the analysis of the empiric material, the study makes use of central theoretical concepts, such as ‘the spiral of silence’, ‘symbolic violence’, ‘governmentalisation’ and ‘neoliberal racism.’ It will be of particular interest to students and scholars of political sociology, social policy and social work. </p><p><b>Masoud Kamali</b> is Professor of sociology and social work. He has been appointed by the Swedish government as the head of the ‘Governmental Inquiry into Power, Integration and Structural Discrimination’. He has also been the scientific leader of the major European research project “European Dilemma: Institutional Patterns and Politics” which resulted in many international publications by researchers from eight EU member states. <br></p>
Brings together an interest in neoliberalism studies and security studies to address the issues of free speech and racism in three distinct sectors in Sweden Provides an empirical focus on political parties, policies, academic activities and civil society activism Expands the analysis beyond the Swedish context, whilst also using the Swedish case as an important example of a supposed stronghold of democracy and equal rights
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