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Securitization Theory and the Copenhagen Schoolthe Conflict and Peace Research Institute (COPRI) in Copenhagen in the 1990s. The concept of securitization is currently still most fully developed in . (1998), which, however, draws upon earlier reflections by Waever in . (1995), . (1997) and a number of unpublished manuscripts including . (1989a)

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A Securitization Theory Post-Copenhagen Schoolted to provide a solid basis for a (comprehensive) securitization theory. Against this background, the purpose of this chapter is to suggest an alternative reading of processes of securitization by theorizing securitization as a specific conceptualization of discourse dynamics.. The chapter argues t

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The Translation of Organized Crime into Organisierte Kriminalit?tarly 1970s. Overall, the process of securitization as translation was less linear and more complex here than in the US, but can be divided into two principal stages of development. From the early 1970s to 1990, the notion of organized crime entered the German expert discourse and became part of a pr

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The (Failed) Translation of Rogue States into Schurkenstaaten in the US, often simply . to US moves and/or discussing the issue implicitly in the context of specific US policy initiatives. In this sense, the threat image of rogue states never really . German security discourse, and there was thus no real process of consistent . with it as compared with the US

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Conclusionas a single act by an authoritative speaker, allows an analysis of the ways in which intersubjective representations of perceived threats travel across discursive locales, and become localized and gradually transformed through processes of adaptation and redefinition in the new locale. Although secu