WP 3 : Securitization, Technology and the Transformation of Warfare

This section's articles

• Report from the conference : 9/11 Five Years After : Values, Risk and Identity in the War on Terror

  15 November 2006, by Burgess Peter
  Considerable attention was attracted to the conference in the Norwegian research and diplomatic communities. In addition to the members from the COST Action, Challenge and PRIO, 86 external people registered which included diplomats, journalists, academics and students.

• Critical infrastructure protection

  3 January 2006, by Søby Kristensen Kristian
  Critical infrastructure protection (CIP) plays an increasingly central role in the strategies to reduce societal vulnerability and to mitigate the conceived threat from terrorism on both sides of the Atlantic. Simultaneously the practice of CIP questions our theoretical understanding of a range of concepts as it introduces new technologies and new knowledge to the practice of security, not easily caught from the perspective of IR and traditional security studies.

• Securitization, Technology and the Transformation of Warfare

  30 November 2004, by Waever Ole
  To map state of the art research on the changing relationship between new security challenges and the way new technologies transform the practice of war in the context of the evolving European security identity, as a basis for articulating the European self-understanding towards the rest of the world.