China’s Protracted Securitization of Xinjiang: Origins of a Surveillance State
China’s leadership stepped up repression in Xinjiang by securitzing the Uyghur minority’s religion in a post-9/11 security climate dominated by the war against terror.
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Nikon D70s
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Is there a Cabin in the Woods? Reflections on Mass Surveillance and Human Rights
Contemporary impulses to surveil and Moves to securitize nearly all forms of mobility and otherness are opposed to notions of hospitality, acceptance and understanding.
