The Handbook of Communication and Security

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The Handbook of Communication and Security provides a comprehensive collection and synthesis of communication scholarship that engages security at multiple levels, including theoretical vs. practical, international vs. domestic, and public vs. private. The handbook includes chapters that leverage communication-based concepts and theories to illuminate and influence contemporary security conditions. Collectively, these chapters foreground and analyze the role of communication in shaping the economic, technological, and cultural contexts of security in the 21st century. This book is ideal for advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students and scholars in the numerous subfields of communication and security studies. Cover Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents List of Figures List of Contributors EDITORS CONTRIBUTORS Series Editor’s Foreword Introduction: Conceptualizing Communication ← → Security COMMUNICATION MEETS “SECURITY” SECURITY MEETS “COMMUNICATION” VOLUME OVERVIEW CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES PART I: COMMUNICATION CONTEXTS AND GENRES Chapter 1: Communication History and Security SPEECH ACTS AND THE IN/SECURITY OF TRANSFORMATIVE ACCESS GUNS IN THE UNITED STATES: A BRIEF HISTORY OF TRANSFORMATIVE ACCESS CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 2: Crisis/Emergency Communication and Security SECURITY AS STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION A WORKING DEFINITION OF CRISIS AND EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION BEST PRACTICES FOR CRISIS AND EMERGENCY RISK COMMUNICATION MARGINALIZATION IN CRISIS PLANNING AND RESPONSE CRISIS RESILIENCE, RENEWAL, AND RESISTANCE TO CHANGE CASE STUDY: CRISIS AND EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION IN ACTION SUMMARY REFERENCES Chapter 3: Ecological Communication and Security COMMUNICATION, ARTICULATION, SECURITY, AND SECURITIZATION SECURITY AND SECURITIZATION ANALYTICAL/CRITICAL INTERSECTIONS NUCLEAR ENTANGLEMENTS CONCLUSION: COMMON GROUND FOR SECURITY STUDIES AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES NOTES REFERENCES Chapter 4: Discourse and Security INTRODUCTION DISSIDENT SCHOLARSHIP IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: THE DISCURSIVE NATURE OF GEOPOLITICS CRISES OF MEANING: DISCOURSE, IDENTITY, AND SECURITY CRITICAL DISCOURSE STUDIES: THE SOCIO-POLITICAL NATURE OF LANGUAGE AND DISCOURSE CASE STUDY: CDS’S “POST” CONCEPTUALIZATIONS OF SECURITY CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES Chapter 5: Group Communication and Security PROSOCIAL GROUPS AND SECURITY-RELATED COMMUNICATION CASE STUDY 1: OUR COASTAL FUTURE FORUM ANTISOCIAL GROUPS AS EMBEDDED SYSTEMS CASE STUDY 2: THE GARDEN CITY PLOT CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 6: Health Communication and Security HEALTH AND/AS SECURITY CASE STUDY: SECURITY, PUBLIC HEALTH PREPAREDNESS, AND EMERGENCY RISK COMMUNICATION QUESTIONS AND TENSIONS IN HEALTH COMMUNICATION AND SECURITY CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 7: Intercultural Communication and Security E. T. HALL AND THE “SECURITY LOGIC” OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION THE EVOLUTION OF THE SECURITY LOGIC OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION INTERACTIONAL CONTEXT A CASE STUDY: MASATO AND THE U.S. ACADEMIC ADVISER CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 8: Organizational Communication and Security AN ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION PERSPECTIVE ON SECURITY CASE STUDY: ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION AND U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 9: Political Communication and Security THE AMBIGUITY OF SECURITY NATIONAL SECURITY PARADIGMS AMERICA FIRST? CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 10: Rhetoric and Security RHETORIC AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CONTEXTS OF RHETORIC AND SECURITY CASE STUDY: THE RHETORIC OF MASS DESTRUCTION CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 11: Strategic Communication and Security CONSIDERING PROPAGANDA CONSIDERING PUBLIC DIPLOMACY CASE STUDY: MOVING FROM OFFENSIVE TO DEFENSIVE POSTURES IN U.S. STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 12: Visual Communication and Security SHOWING AND SEEING AS POLITICAL PRACTICES VISUALITY AND PERFORMATIVITY VISUAL SECURITIZATION AND FRAMING IN CSS AND VCS THE POLITICS OF SHOWING AND SEEING: VISUAL SECURITIZATION, FORENSIC ARCHITECTURE, AND THE SAYDNAYA TORTURE PRISON THE “ARCHITECTURAL TORTURE” FRAME CONCLUSION REFERENCES PART II: SPECIAL TOPICS Chapter 13: Biosecurity and Communication DEFINING BIOSECURITY: A BRIEF RHETORICAL HISTORY THE BIOPOLITICS OF BIOSECURITIES COMMUNICATION STUDIES AND BIOSECURITIES CASE STUDY: BIOSECURITY, HEALTH SECURITY, AND A SAFER FUTURE CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 14: Communicatively Countering Violent Extremism Online FOUNDATIONS OF VIOLENT EXTREMISM AND COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM THE INTERNET AND VIOLENT EXTREMISM COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM ONLINE EXTANT ONLINE CVE EFFORTS CASE STUDY: CONDUCTING CVE THROUGH ONLINE COUNTER-NARRATIVES CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 15: Cybersecurity and Communication CYBERSECURITY IN COMMUNICATION AND CRITICAL SECURITY STUDIES CYBER PEARL HARBOR: A CASE STUDY CONCLUSION REFERENCES APPENDIX A: CYBER PEARL HARBOR—KEY TEXTS Chapter 16: Communicative Dimensions of Neoliberalism, Globalisation, and Militarism NEOLIBERALISM GLOBALISATION MILITARISM CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 17: Memory, Security, and Communication NEW LEGISLATIVE MEASURES FEAR 1: PERFECT DIGITAL MEMORY FEAR 2: INSTANT AMNESIA TOWARD SECURING A DIGITAL MEMORY OF WAR CASE STUDY: STRAVA AND U.S. MILITARY INSECURITY CONCLUSION NOTE REFERENCES Chapter 18: Nuclear Deterrence and Communication OVERVIEW OF NUCLEAR DETERRENCE THEORY AND STRATEGY NUCLEAR DETERRENCE AND COMMUNICATION ONTOLOGIES CASE STUDY: SYMBOLIZING “THE BUTTON” IN U.S.–NORTH KOREAN DETERRENCE CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES Chapter 19: Rituals of Communication and Security UNDERSTANDING THE RITUAL OF COMMUNICATION EXISTING DEBATES CONCERNING SECURITY: EXPLORING FEMINIST SECURITY STUDIES WHY PENAL ABOLITION? UNDERSTANDING BIOMETRIC TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR LINK WITH THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX CONCLUSION NOTES REFERENCES Chapter 20: Strategic Narrative and Security POLITICAL COMMUNICATION AND STRATEGIC NARRATIVES IN A NEW MEDIA ECOLOGY STRATEGIC NARRATIVE AND EXIT STRATEGY IN MILITARY INTERVENTIONS CASE STUDY: STRATEGIC NARRATIVE CONSISTENCY AND MULTILATERAL NARRATIVE CONGRUENCE IN 21ST-CENTURY EXIT STRATEGIES POLICY IMPLICATIONS FOR STRATEGIC NARRATIVE AND SECURITY CONCLUDING REMARKS AND FUTURE RESEARCH REFERENCES Chapter 21: Surveillance and Communication SURVEILLANCE AND SECURITY SURVEILLANCE AND COMMUNICATION: INTERSECTIONS AND NEW PATHS SMART SURVEILLANCE, SMART SECURITY CONCLUSION REFERENCES Chapter 22: Communicating Terrorism and Counterterrorism TERRORISTS NATIONAL LEADERS EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MEDIA AND MILITARY CAMPAIGNS: A CASE STUDY CONCLUSION NOTE REFERENCES PART III: THE FUTURES OF COMMUNICATION ← → SECURITY Chapter 23: Commentary: Communication and Security Creep ANALYSIS AND CRITIQUE STRATEGIC COMMUNICATION SECURITY CREEP CRITICAL INTERVENTION OBSERVATION REFERENCES Names Index Subject Index