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This Session will debate how sociotechnical security assemblages are formed and impact the governance of urban spaces. Many of the contributions gathered here - historically and empirically based - point to the increase of violence in the process of configuration of these assemblages, or as a result of it.
Death on Repeat: The Violent Image in the Age of Digital Reproduction - Jason Scott, University of Colorado-Boulder
Defensible Selfhood and DIY-Surveillance: A Genealogy of Security Governance in South Korea - Chamee Yang, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Seeing Like an Empire: The Hermeneutics of Force and Insurgent Epistemologies in Colonial India - Anooj Kansara, PhD Candidate, Rhetoric Department, UC Berkeley