The Politics of Security and Technology in Switzerland

The Politics of Security and Technology in Switzerland

Author(s): Myriam Dunn Cavelty, Jonas Hagmann
Journal Title: Swiss Political Science Review
Publication Year: 2021

Technologies play crucial roles in security politics. Recently, IR scholars aim to understand the social and political practices that influence the shape, design and use of security technologies instead of assuming that technologies have linear, independent effects on politics. This journal article by CSS Myriam Dunn Cavelty and Jonas Hagmann draws on this new perspective and applies it to topics salient in Swiss public debate. Its contributions analyze how cybersecurity, predictive policing, drones, artificial intelligence, targeted sanctions, urban design and spyware are deliberated, negotiated, programmed and critiqued in Switzerland.
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