CSoS ECR outstanding research article award 2023 winner

IF 1.8 Q2 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Critical Studies on Security Pub Date : 2023-05-04 DOI:10.1080/21624887.2023.2243017
Colleen Bell
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The CSoS ECR Outstanding Research Article Award Committee 2023, consisting of Dr Colleen Bell, Dr Helen Berents and Dr Somdeep Sen from the editorial team, are pleased to announce the winner and a runner-up for this year’s award. The Award recognises and celebrates early career scholars making an innovative and significant contribution to critical security studies. Recipients must be sole author of a regular research article accepted for publication through the journal’s regular submission and review process each year. The Committee read and evaluated the submissions in a confidential process. The 2022 award goes to Håvard Rustad Markussen, for their article, entitled, ‘Conceptualising the smartphone as a security device: appropriations of embodied connectivity at the Black Lives Matter protests’. Markussen makes a strong argument for the importance of objects to the formation of new repertoires of security, offering a high level of conceptual sophistication concerning the extended embodiment of the smartphone and the potential for its (re)appropriation by a range of actors. By applying philosophical insights on the agentic capacity of objects, Markussen theorises smart phones as newly embodied devices of connectivity that are both racialised and post-human. These insights are stretched to analyse the surveillance of Black Lives Matters protests and protesters strategies of countersurveillance. The committee found that the article presents a valuable and illustrative case study of police power and resistance to it, illuminating the racialisation of surveillance through smart phone technology. It is exemplary critical work in the field. This was a unanimous decision. Markussen’s article can be accessed here: https://doi.org/10. 1080/21624887.2022.2128596
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CSoS ECR杰出研究文章奖2023年获得者
由编辑团队的Colleen Bell博士、Helen Berents博士和Somdeep Sen博士组成的2023年CSoS ECR杰出研究文章奖委员会很高兴地宣布今年奖项的获奖者和二等奖。该奖项旨在表彰对关键安全研究做出创新和重大贡献的早期职业学者。获奖者必须是每年通过期刊定期提交和审查程序接受发表的常规研究文章的唯一作者。委员会在保密程序中阅读和评价了提交的材料。2022年的奖项授予了havard Rustad Markussen,他们的文章题为“将智能手机概念化为安全设备:黑人生命也重要抗议活动中体现连接的挪用”。Markussen强有力地论证了物体对于形成新的安全机制的重要性,提供了一个高度的概念复杂性,涉及智能手机的扩展体现及其被一系列参与者(重新)占用的潜力。通过运用对物体的代理能力的哲学见解,马库森将智能手机理论化为种族化和后人类化的新型连接设备。这些见解被延伸到分析对“黑人的命也是命”抗议活动的监视和抗议者的反监视策略。委员会发现,这篇文章提供了一个有价值的、说明性的案例,研究了警察权力和对它的抵制,阐明了通过智能手机技术进行监控的种族化。这是该领域重要工作的典范。这是一致通过的决定。Markussen的文章可以在这里访问:https://doi.org/10。1080/21624887.2022.2128596
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