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This panel focuses on the intersection between STS and Security Studies in different regions and at various scales. It includes three sessions on: 1) carcerality, 2) security technologies, and 3) military/defense practices. Our purpose is to build an intellectual community with shared concerns and with transnational and comparative interests. In the spirit of the 2019 4S conference, the panel interrogates how STS may be both a source and a site for innovation, interruptions, and regenerations within the field of security studies and by way of doing so attempts to bring security studies into greater prominence in STS. We are interested in ways science and technology is used in carceral, security, and defense interventions on the one hand, and how these infrastructures, logics and practices are generating scientific and technological developments on the other.
Financializing Nuclear Waste Security: Private Equity and Contractor Consolidation in America’s Defense Industrial Complex - Vincent Ialenti, George Washington University
From Biosensor to Best Friend: Evolution of the Military Working Dog Team - Ashley Elizabeth Drake, University of Chicago
Infrastructuring the State: Morality, Materiality, Sovereignty - Norma Tamaria Möllers, Queen's University (Kingston, Canada)
Mediating Between Security and Innovation: Compartmentalization and its Effects - Mihir Anil Pandya, California State University, Long Beach
Necro-Logistics: Burn Pits and the Waste of American War-Making - Kenneth MacLeish, Center for Medicine, Health and Society, Vanderbilt University
Reliability: Understanding Cognitive Human Bias in Artificial Intelligence for National Security and Intelligence Analysis - Gaudys Laxury Sanclemente, FLACSO