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THREAT POLITICS

Critical Security Series

Series Editors:
Neil Renwick and Nana Poku

Editorial Board:
Richard Bedford, University of Waikato
Tony Evans, University of Southampton
Tony Mcgrew, University of Southampton
Mark Miller, University of Delaware
Robert Morrell, University of Natal
David Newman, Ben Gurion University
Peter Vale, University of Western Cape
Fiona Robinson, Carleton University

Threat Politics

New perspectives on security, risk and crisis management

Edited by
Johan Eriksson
Sdertrn University College, Sweden

First published 2001 by Ashgate Publishing

Reissued 2018 by Routledge
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Copyright Johan Eriksson 2001

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A Library of Congress record exists under LC control number: 2001094268

ISBN 13: 978-1-138-73649-8 (hbk)
ISBN 13: 978-1-315-18591-0 (ebk)

Contents

1. ii

Guide

Ulf Bjereld is Professor at the Department of Poiitical Science at Goteborg University. He has published several books in Swedish on foreign policy, and public opinion. Recent articles appear in International Studies Quarterly, Journal of Peace Research and Scandinavian Political Studies.

Fredrik Bynander is PhD candidate in Political Science and lecturer at the Universities of Uppsala and Vxj. He is the author of Crisis Analogies , and co-editor of Crisis and Internationalization (with Eric K. Stern), and Polish Crisis Management (with Bengt Sundelius). In addition, he has published articles in Cooperation and Conflict, and Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management.

Johan Eriksson is Assistant Professor in Political Science at Sdertrn University College, and Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Stockholm. Eriksson is the author/co-editor of five volumes on security policy, and ethnic conflicts, including Reconstructing Survival (with Peter Broms and Bo Svensson); and Partition and Redemption: A Machiavellian Analysis of Sami and Basque Patriotism. In addition, Eriksson has contributed to four edited volumes, and has published in Cooperation and Conflict, and Journal of Crisis Management and Contingencies.

Dan Hansn is PhD candidate in Political Science at the Department of Public Administration, Leiden University, and analyst at the Centre for Crisis Management Research and Training (CRISMART) at the Swedish National Defence College. He is the author of The Occupation of the West German Embassy in Stockholm, 1975, and Crisis Management in a Transitional Society (with Eric K. Stern). A recent work co-authored with Eric K. Stern appears in From Crisis to Contingencies: A Global Perspective (edited by Uriel Rosenthal, Louise Comfort and Arjen Boin).

Michael Karlsson is Assistant Professor in Political Science at Sdertrn University College. His research focuses on Swedish foreign policy, Swedish interest groups and the EU, and transnational relations in the Baltic Sea region. His most recent publications appear in Comparing Finnish and Swedish Security Policy (edited by Teija Tiilikainen et al); Sweden and the European Union Evaluated (edited by Lee Miles); and WeltTrends.

Ulrika Mrth is Assistant Professor in Political Science at Stockholm University. Since 1996 she is a researcher at SCOREStockholm Centre for Organizational Research. Recent works appear in Sweden and the EU Evaluated (edited by Lee Miles); State, Society and the UN System: Changing Perspectives on Multilateralism (edited by Keith Krause and A, Knight); Cooperation and Conflict, and Journal of European Public Policy.

Erik Noreen is Assistant Professor and Director of Studies at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research, Uppsala University. His research focuses on foreign policy theory and contemporary history of the Nordic and Baltic countries. He has contributed to several edited volumes, including European Polyphony: Perspectives Beyond East-West Confrontation (edited by Ole Wver et al), and 50 Years After World War II: International Politics in the Baltic Sea Region 1945-1995 (edited by H. Runblom et al).

Alexa Robertson is Assistant Professor in Political Science at Stockholm University. Robertson has done research and taught on the international role of the media, with an emphasis on European politics and a comparative approach. Her recent publications include Depictions of the European Union. Chapters have been contributed to several edited volumes, including Collective Identities in an Era of Transformations (edited by Klas-Gran Karlsson et al), and MZES Jahrbuch (edited by Jan van Deth and Thomas Khnig).

Lennart Sjberg is Professor in Economic Psychology at the Stockholm School of Economics where he is also head of the Centre for Risk Analysis. He has published widely on risk issues, including several articles in Acta Psychologica, Risk Analysis, RiskHealth, Safety and Environment, and Journal of Risk Research.

Eric K. Stern has a PhD in Political Science from Stockholm University. He is Scientific Coordinator of the Centre for Crisis Management Research and Training (CRISMART) at the Swedish National Defence College. Dr. Stern is the author/co-editor of seven books, including Crisis Decision-making: A Cognitive Institutional Approach, Crisis Management in Estonia; Theory and Practice (co-edited with Daniel Nohrstedt); Crisis and Internationalization (co-edited with Fredrik Bynander); Beyond Groupthink: Political Group Dynamics and Foreign Policymaking (co-edited with Bengt Sundelius and Paul 't Hart). In addition, Stern has published articles in International Studies Quarterly, Mershon International Studies Review, Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, and Cooperation and Conflict.

The idea of studying threat politicswhy some threat images but not others take on salience in politics and societal debateoriginated in 1998 in conversations between Erik Noreen, Gunnar Sjstedt and myself. We found that our individual research projects at the time had several common denominators. In October 1999, we jointly organised a conference on threat images and security policy, held at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, Stockholm. Out of this the idea of producing a book on threat politics emerged.

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