Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Network-Centric Violence Critical Infrastructure and the Urbanization of Security,2009,40,4-5,399-418,Coward
Recognizing Gender-Based Violence Against Civilian Men and Boys in Conflict Situations,2006,37,1,83-103,Carpenter
The departed militant: a portrait of joy violence and political evil,2020,51,6,537-556,Austin
The Spaces and Faces of Critical Terrorism Studies,2009,40,1,5-27,Jarvis
Femina Sacra: The 'War on/of Terror' Women and the Feminine,2009,40,1,29-49,Masters
Conceptualizing Biorisk: Dread Risk and the Threat of Bioterrorism in Europe,2009,40,1,51-71,Kittelsen
'So These Folks are Aggressive': An Orientalist Reading of 'Afghan Warlords',2009,40,1,73-94,Stanski
Private Security Companies and the Laws of War,2009,40,2,169-190,De Nevers
Human Security in Southeast Asia: Viable Solution or Empty Slogan?,2009,40,2,213-236,Nishikawa
The Responsibility To Protect and the Conflict in Darfur: The Big Let-Down,2009,40,3,287-309,Badescu
When Security Speech Acts Misfire: Russia and the Elektron Incident,2009,40,3,333-353,Åtland
War Without End(s): Grounding the Discourse of 'Global War',2009,40,3,243-262,Chandler
Operation Princess in Rio de Janeiro: policing ‘sex trafficking’ strengthening worker citizenship and the urban geopolitics of security in Brazil,2009,40,4-5,513-541,Amar
Managing Urban Security: City Walls and Urban Metis,2009,40,4-5,443-461,Shapiro
Gangs Urban Violence and Security Interventions in Central America,2009,40,4-5,373-397,Jütersonke
The Visibility of (In)security: The Aesthetics of Planning Urban Defences Against Terrorism,2009,40,4-5,489-511,Coaffee
The Dialectic of ‘Junctions’ and ‘Bases’: Youth ‘Securo-Commerce’ and the Crises of Order in Downtown Lagos,2009,40,4-5,463-487,Ismail
Informal Cairo: Between Islamist Insurgency and the Neglectful State?,2009,40,4-5,419-441,Dorman
The Responsibility to Protect in the Asia-Pacific Region,2009,40,6,547-574,Bellamy
The Artful Side of the Terrorism Discourse: A Response to H,2009,40,6,661-665,Stump
Beyond the ‘Salvation’ Paradigm: Responsibility To Protect (Others) vs the Power of Protecting Oneself,2009,40,6,575-595,Mégret
The Security and Development Nexus in Cape Town: War on Gangs Counterinsurgency and Citizenship,2010,41,1,77-97,Jensen
The Bullet in the Living Room: Linking Security and Development in a Colombo Neighbourhood,2010,41,1,99-120,Orjuela
Development and Security: Origins and Future,2010,41,1,31-52,Hettne
Mapping the Security—Development Nexus: Conflict Complexity Cacophony Convergence?,2010,41,1,5-29,Stern
The Liberal Way of Development and the Development—Security Impasse: Exploring the Global Life-Chance Divide,2010,41,1,53-76,Duffield
Critical Voices and Human Security: To Endure To Engage or To Critique?,2010,41,2,169-190,Christie
EU Defence Integration and Nuclear Weapons: A Common Deterrent for Europe?,2010,41,2,145-168,Jasper
The Unavoidable Ghettoization of Security In Iraq,2010,41,3,301-321,Hills
A Timely Prophet? The Doomsday Clock as a Visualization of Securitization Moves with a Global Referent Object,2010,41,3,255-277,Vuori
Human Security Research Practices: Conceptualizing Security for Women’s Crisis Centres in Russia,2010,41,3,279-299,Stuvøy
Critical Terrorism Studies Critical Theory and the ‘Naturalistic Fallacy’,2010,41,3,235-254,Heath-Kelly
Multilateralism Intervention and Norm Contestation: China’s Stance on Darfur in the UN Security Council,2010,41,3,323-344,Contessi
Missile Defence Discourses and Practices in Relevant Modalities of 21st-Century Deterrence,2010,41,4,435-459,Hynek
Hybrid Peace: The Interaction Between Top-Down and Bottom-Up Peace,2010,41,4,391-412,Mac Ginty
Foucault’s Legacy: Security War and Violence in the 21st Century,2010,41,4,413-433,Evans
Race Culture and Civil Society: Peacebuilding Discourse and the Understanding of Difference,2010,41,4,369-390,Chandler
The Paradoxical Impunity of Private Military Companies: Authority and the Limits to Legal Accountability,2010,41,5,467-490,Leander
Civilizing Peacebuilding: Transitional Justice Civil Society and the Liberal Paradigm,2010,41,5,537-558,Andrieu
Security That Matters: Critical Infrastructure and Objects of Protection,2010,41,5,491-514,Aradau
Who Talks and Who’s Listening? Networks of International Security Studies,2010,41,6,589-598,Russett
Security Must Be Defended - Or the Survival of Security,2010,41,6,631-638,Shah
The Public the Private and the Evolution of Security Studies,2010,41,6,623-630,Williams
Interrelationships Between Theory and Practice in International Security Studies,2010,41,6,599-606,Biersteker
Truth-Telling as Talking Cure? Insecurity and Retraumatization in the Rwandan Gacaca Courts,2008,39,1,55-76,Brounéus
Democracy and Human Rights Versus Women’s Security: A Contradiction?,2004,35,4,411-428,Caprioli
Critical Approaches to Security in Europe: A Networked Manifesto,2006,37,4,443-487,C. A. S. E. Collective
Gender Resistance and Human Security,2006,37,2,207-228,Hoogensen
A Seminal Reference Work on Genocide,2006,37,1,143-144,Jones
Civil Society and the Transformation of Turkey’s Kurdish Question,2010,41,2,191-215,Kaliber
The EU's Emergent Security-First Agenda: Securing Albania and Montenegro,2009,40,3,311-331,Ryan
Securitization of HIV/AIDS in Context: Gendered Vulnerability in Burundi,2010,41,5,515-535,Seckinelgin
A kinder gentler counter-terrorism: Counterinsurgency human security and the War on Terror,2011,42,1,21-37,Gilmore
The 'human' as referent object? Humanitarianism as securitization,2011,42,1,3-20,Watson
On making war possible: Soldiers strategy and military grand narrative,2011,42,1,57-76,Wasinski
Spaces of security and development: An alternative mapping of the security-development nexus,2011,42,1,97-104,Reid-Henry
Articulation antagonism and intercalation in Western military imaginaries,2011,42,1,39-56,Lawson
Mapping security-development: A question of methodology?,2011,42,1,105-110,Stern
Financializing security: Political prediction markets and the commodification of uncertainty,2011,42,2,123-141,Aitken
Peacebuilding and culture in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Resistance or emancipation?,2011,42,3,261-278,Richmond
Deconstructing civil wars: Beyond the new wars debate,2011,42,3,279-295,Mundy
From bombs to banners? The decline of wars and the rise of unarmed uprisings in East Asia,2011,42,3,219-237,Svensson
Deconstructing civil war: A rejoinder,2011,42,3,297-302,Strand
Pragmatism politics and the politiography of civil wars: A response,2011,42,3,303-310,Mundy
Securitization sectors and functional differentiation,2011,42,4-5,413-425,Buzan
The politics of studying securitization? The Copenhagen School in Turkey,2011,42,4-5,399-412,Bilgin
Can securitization theory be used in normative analysis? Towards a just securitization theory,2011,42,4-5,427-439,Floyd
What's in an act? On security speech acts and little security nothings,2011,42,4-5,371-383,Huysmans
Securitization and the liberalism of fear,2011,42,4-5,453-463,Williams
Politics security theory,2011,42,4-5,465-480,Wæver
Security the translation,2011,42,4-5,343-355,Stritzel
The politics of securitization and the Muhammad cartoon crisis: A post-structuralist perspective,2011,42,4-5,357-369,Hansen
Gender identity and the subject of security,2004,35,2,155-171,Hoogensen
The missing link in human security research: Dialogue and insecurity in Kosovo,2012,43,6,569-585,Martin
Disappearing violence: JSOC and the Pentagon's new cartography of networked warfare,2013,44,3,185-202,Niva
Engaging the limits of visibility: Photography security and surveillance,2013,44,3,203-221,Andersen
From discourse to dispositif: States and terrorism between Marseille and 9/11,2013,44,3,223-240,Ditrych
Managing 'dangerous populations': how colonial emergency laws shape citizenship,2020,51,6,557-578,Berda
Seeing and unseeing Prevent's racialized borders,2020,51,6,579-596,Ali
Only human? A worldly approach to security,2014,45,1,5-21,Mitchell
Security as controversy: Reassembling security at Amsterdam Airport,2014,45,1,23-42,Schouten
International organizations security dichotomies and the trafficking of persons and narcotics in post-Soviet Central Asia: a critique of the securitization framework,2006,37,3,299-317,Jackson
Pathologies of security governance: efforts against human trafficking in Europe,2007,38,3,379-402,Friesendorf
Tracing and explaining securitization: social mechanisms process tracing and the securitization of irregular migration,2017,48,6,505-523,Robinson
Violence and the contemporary soldiering body,2017,48,6,524-540,Welland
From performance to performativity: the legitimization of US security contracting and its consequences,2017,48,6,541-559,Krahmann
Targeting environmental infrastructures international law and civilians in the new Middle Eastern wars,2017,48,5,410-430,Sowers
Robot Wars: US Empire and geopolitics in the robotic age,2017,48,5,451-470,Shaw
On demons and dreamers: violence silence and the politics of impunity in the Brazilian Truth Commission,2017,48,4,316-333,Furtado
Masculinity nostalgia: how war and occupation inspire a yearning for gender order,2017,48,3,206-223,MacKenzie
Surveillance at sea: the transactional politics of border control in the Aegean,2017,48,3,224-240,Schinkel
Theories methods and practices - a longitudinal spatial analysis of the (de)securitization of the insurgency threat in Russia,2017,48,3,259-275,Snetkov
'I am somewhat puzzled': questions audiences and securitization in the proscription of terrorist organizations,2017,48,2,149-167,Jarvis
Exit from war: the transformation of rebels into post-war power elites,2017,48,2,168-184,Hensell
Militarism and security: dialogue possibilities and limits,2018,49,1-2,3-18,Stern
Liberal militarism as insecurity desire and ambivalence: gender race and the everyday geopolitics of war,2018,49,1-2,32-43,Basham
Rethinking militarism as ideology: the critique of violence after security,2018,49,1-2,44-56,Eastwood
Varieties of militarism: towards a typology,2018,49,1-2,96-108,Mabee
Why we need to study (US) militarism: a critical feminist lens,2018,49,1-2,136-148,Wibben
Comparing American perceptions of post-Civil War Ku Klux Klan and transnational violence,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Newell
Sensate regimes of war: smell tracing and violence,2020,51,2-3,155-173,McSorley
Making safe: the dirty history of a bomb disposal robot,2020,51,2-3,174-193,Lisle
The body weaponized: war sexual violence and the uncanny,2020,51,2-3,211-230,Kirby
Is securitization theory racist? Civilizationism methodological whiteness and antiblack thought in the Copenhagen School,2020,51,1,3-22,Howell
Everyday secrecy: oral history and the social life of a top-secret weapons research establishment during the Cold War,2020,51,1,60-76,Walters
Protecting women protecting the state: militarism security threats and government action on violence against women in Jordan,2019,50,6,475-492,Forester
Freezing time preparing for the future: the stockpile as a temporal matter of security,2019,50,6,493-511,Folkers
Security in transition(s): the low-level security politics of electric vehicle range anxiety,2019,50,6,547-563,Kester
Deadly force: contract killing sacrifice,2019,50,4,331-343,Bradley
Theorizing the advent of weaponized drones as techniques of domestic paramilitary policing,2019,50,4,344-360,Davis
The plural of soldier is not troops: the politics of groups in legitimating militaristic violence,2019,50,3,201-219,Millar
War craft: the embodied politics of making war,2019,50,3,220-238,Tidy
Securitizing the Muslim Brotherhood: state violence and authoritarianism in Egypt after the Arab Spring,2019,50,3,239-256,Pratt
Dangerous feelings: checkpoints and the perception of hostile intent,2019,50,2,131-147,Gregory
Emergent emergency response: speed event suppression and the chronopolitics of resilience,2019,50,2,148-164,Zebrowski
'Situational awareness': rethinking security in times of urban terrorism,2019,50,2,181-197,Krasmann
Becoming war: towards a martial empiricism,2020,51,2-3,99-118,Shah
Sleeping soldiers: on sleep and war,2020,51,2-3,119-136,Kinsella
Wars of excess: Georges Bataille solar economy and the accident in the age of precision war,2020,51,2-3,268-284,Meiches
Daring to differ? Strategies of inclusion in peacemaking,2020,51,4,305-322,Hirblinger
Why do soldiers swap illicit pictures? How a visual discourse analysis illuminates military band of brother culture,2020,51,4,340-357,MacKenzie
The value of value: a quantum approach to economics security and international relations,2020,51,5,482-498,Orrell
Quantum technology hype and national security,2020,51,5,499-516,Smith
Reframing agency in complexity-sensitive peacebuilding,2021,52,1,3-20,Randazzo
'Both needed and threatened': armed mothers in militant visuals,2021,52,1,21-44,Loken
The war against vague threats: the redefinitions of imminent threat and anticipatory use of force,2021,52,2,174-191,Badalič
Navigating vulnerabilities and masculinities: how gendered contexts shape the agency of male sexual violence survivors,2021,52,3,213-230,Touquet
Automating security infrastructures: practices imaginaries politics,2021,52,3,231-248,O'Grady
Women and checkpoints in Palestine,2021,52,3,249-265,Griffiths
Rashomon in the Sahel: conflict dynamics of security regionalism,2021,52,3,266-283,Baldaro
The connections between crisis and war preparedness in Sweden,2021,52,4,306-324,Larsson
Agonistic security: Transcending (de/re)constructive divides in critical security studies,2021,52,4,325-342,Tulumello
Resilience unwanted: between control and cooperation in disaster response,2021,52,4,343-360,Albris
The 'linguistic ceasefire': negotiating in an age of proscription,2021,52,4,361-379,Haspeslagh
Time will tell: defining violence in terrorism court cases,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Anwar
Resisting racial militarism: war policing and the Black Panther Party,2021,52,6,473-492,Manchanda
What makes violence martial? Adopt A Sniper and normative imaginaries of violence in the contemporary United States,2021,52,6,493-511,Millar
Delivering life delivering death: Reaper drones hysteria and maternity,2022,53,1,75-92,Clark
Expecting the exceptional in the everyday: policing global transportation hubs,2022,53,2,164-181,Nøkleberg
A call to arms: Hero-villain narratives in US security discourse,2022,53,4,324-341,Homolar
Trauma to self and other: reflections on field research and conflict,2022,53,4,363-381,Howe
The everydayness of spectacle violence under the Islamic Republic: 'Fire at will',2023,54,3,231-251,Soleimani