Critical Global Security Studies UoY Year 2 FULL NOTES

Critical Global Security Studies

Year 2
2018 – 2019

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TABLE OF CONTENTS


LECTURE 1: WHAT IS SECURITY? ...................................................................................................... 7

SEMINAR 1: WHY SECURITY? ......................................................................................................... 11

LECTURE 2: WHAT IS CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES? ...................................................................... 16

SEMINAR 2: WHAT IS CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES? ..................................................................... 20

LECTURE 3: SECURITY AND CRITICAL THEORY ............................................................................... 27

SEMINAR 3: CRITICAL THEORY OF SECURITY ................................................................................. 31

LECTURE 4: SECURITISATION THEORY .......................................................................................... 41

SEMINAR 4: SECURITISATION AND DESECURITISATION ............................................................... 45

LECTURE 5: FEMINISM AND QUEER THEORY ................................................................................. 52

SEMINAR 5: FEMINIST SECURITY ................................................................................................... 57

LECTURE 6: SECURITY AND POSTCOLONIALISM ........................................................................... 66

SEMINAR 6: POSTCOLONIALISM .................................................................................................... 71

LECTURE 7: POSTSTRUCTURALISM ............................................................................................... 80

SEMINAR 7: POSTSTRUCTURALIST THEORY AND SECURITY .......................................................... 84

LECTURE 8: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY ................................................................... 90

SEMINAR 8: INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY AND SECURITY ........................................... 94

SUMMATIVE ESSAY ...................................................................................................................... 102


LECTURE 1: POSTCOLONIAL AND FEMINIST SECURITY ON DRONES .......................................... 111

SEMINAR 1: DRONES – FEMINISM AND POSTCOLONIALISM ...................................................... 115

LECTURE 2: TECHNOLOGY AND SECURITY .................................................................................. 122

SEMINAR 2: DIGITAL SURVEILLANCE ........................................................................................... 122

LECTURE 3: REALISM, LIBERALISM AND CRITICAL THEORIES ON ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL
SECURITY ...................................................................................................................................... 132

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SEMINAR 3: ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY – REALIST, LIBERALIST & FEMINIST APPROACHES ... 136

LECTURE 4: SECURITISATION THEORY ON SEXUAL AND GENDER VIOLENCE ............................. 146

SEMINAR 4: SEXUAL AND GENDER VIOLENCE – SECURITISATION .............................................. 150

LECTURE 5: ORTHODOX AND CRITICAL THEORY ON THE WAR ON TERROR .............................. 156

SEMINAR 5: WAR ON TERRORISM AND COUNTERTERRORISM ................................................... 161

LECTURE 6: GENDER THEORY ON TRAFFICKING AND SMUGGLING ........................................... 172

SEMINAR 6: TRAFFICKING, SMUGGLING AND BORDERS ............................................................. 175

LECTURE 7: DRUGS AS SECURITY ISSUE ...................................................................................... 182

SEMINAR 7: THE WAR ON DRUGS................................................................................................ 186

LECTURE 8: THE ETHICS AND LIMITS OF SECURITY ..................................................................... 192

SEMINAR 8: IS SECURITY POSSIBLE? ............................................................................................ 195


LECTURE 1: REVISION OF TERM 1 ............................................................................................... 203

SEMINAR 1: REVISION 1 .............................................................................................................. 206

LECTURE 2: REVISION OF TERM 2 ............................................................................................... 210

SEMINAR 2: REVISION 2 .............................................................................................................. 213




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Approaches to Security Studies




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