Critical security studies
Critical security studies is an academic discipline within security studies which rejects mainstream approaches to security
Definition
Some use the term critical security studies to refer to all approaches that are critical of mainstream/orthodox realist approaches. Others see critical security studies as a distinct approach in its own right committed to emancipatory theory.[1] Those representing the latter view are usually referred to as the Welsh School (security studies).
gollark: I don't actually live there, so I don't know MUCH about it.
gollark: orange man badhe is unironically bad but somehow doing bad things constantly makes people stop caring???
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gollark: But also think the government would manage to mess it up horribly if they ended up getting involved in some way.
gollark: I sort of agree that having companies arbitrarily do fact checking and stuff might be a bad idea.
References
- Williams, Paul (2005) 'Critical Security Studies' in International Society and Its Critics, A. Bellamy (ed.), Oxford: Oxford University Press, P. 135
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