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Defining Securitization, Enemy Images, and Memory

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Security Threats and Public Perception

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In this chapter I begin to examine three approaches to the study of threat narratives that are used in this book: securitization, enemy image research, and memory studies. Even though securitization provides the list of felicity conditions that are supposed to map out the success or failure of securitization as a process, it has a number of limitations with regard to the audience and analysis of threat narratives. Thus, securitization provides a detailed account of political processes but does not address the classification of threats, even though the latter is an intrinsic notion within the securitization framework.

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Gaufman, E. (2017). Defining Securitization, Enemy Images, and Memory. In: Security Threats and Public Perception. New Security Challenges. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-43201-4_2

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