Conflict, security & (in)securitisation collection

These publications are closely linked to work of LIEP, the Language, (In)security & Everyday Practice Group (www.kcl.ac.uk/liep – see ‘Useful links’)

    Benswait & Pérez-Milans
    2022
    Abstract
    In this article we examine our own doctoral supervisory dialogue as it has been institutionally interrupted due to Ahmad’s application for asylum in the UK. As we find ourselves…
    Abstract
    This paper argues that (in)securitisation-“making ‘enemy’ and ‘fear’ the integrative, energetic principle of politics” (Huysmans 2014:3)-now calls for much fuller attention than it has hitherto received in sociolinguistics, and…