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44 – Défense et identités : un contexte sécuritaire global ?

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172 pages - 18,3 € / 120 FF
ISBN 2-7475-2227-X
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Au sommaire de ce numéro : La voie de la « guerre au terrorisme » et ses enjeux (D. Bigot) - Le terrorisme est-il une menace de défense, (Ch. Chocquet) - L’organisation de la lutte anti-terrorisme aux Etats-Unis (Ph. Bonditti) - New-York : symbole local et politique globale (S. Body-Gendrot) - « Islam de l’extérieur, musulmans de l’intérieur ». Deux visions après le 11 septembre 2001 (J. Cesari) - Terrorisme, immigration et patriotisme. Les identités sous surveillance (A. Ceyhan) - La politique étrangère de l’Union Européenne à l’épreuve des normes américaines (F. Charillon) - Après les Taliban : fragmentation politique, hiérarchie communautaire et classes sociales en Afghanistan (G. Dorronsoro)

We don't know anything, or at least not much, about the authors of the attacks of September 11th. The ever-flowing stream of repetitive information, often taken out of context, benefits propaganda as well as the most diverse rumours. Thus, even if it is currently impossible to write a serious history of the clandestine actors involved and of their covert strategies, and even if it is impossible to make sense of the multiple propagandas at work, there is still one pole of the « terrorist relation » that can be analysed more easily from the perspective of the political sciences. This pole is constituted by the reactions of the political actors and the elaboration of anti-terrorist policies. How are the attacks made sense of, rationalised, articulated and narrated by politicians and diverse security professionals ? In what context are the latter developing their responses ? How are anti-terrorist policies developed at a time when they are thought to be global in scope ? How are the choice of a military response and the rhetoric of the threat to democratic identities articulated ? These are the questions that this issue tries to answer.


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