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Crispation sécuritaire et désirs d'insécurités :
un étau bien serré
Fr • 120’
Our society has completely placed itself under an injunction of mobility: going in all directions, being autonomous, bouncing from one project to the next, constantly adapting ourselves...Everything is pushing us, in the name of freedom, to give up on stability and limits. This drive for mobility is precarious and anxiety-building, and it is on this fertile ground that security-related discourses and policies are born, of which states of emergency are only the final incarnation. It's at the start of this headlong rush towards precariousness and towards the security state that we need to think about the conditions for a return to reason, as it’s the only way to preserve our democracy.
Une conférence-débat entre Christophe Mincke (sociologue, directeur du département de criminologie de l’Institut national de criminalistique et de criminologie, codirecteur de la Revue nouvelle, codirecteur de l’ouvrage collectif The Mobilities Paradigm: Discourses and ideologies (2016)) et Didier Bigo (politologue, rédacteur en chef de Cultures & Conflits, prof. à Sciences Po Paris et au King’s College de Londres, auteur de nombreuses recherches sur la sociologie politique de la sécurité).
Partenaria(a)t : Cultures & Conflits, La Revue nouvelle.