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Annette Idler

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Associate Professor @UniofOxford, Director @GS_Oxford, former Visiting Scholar @Harvard, #globalsecurity #crime author #BorderlandBattles tinyurl.com/y2q
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Porous borders and the emergence of hybrid sovereignties

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By Markus Hochmüller, Annette Idler
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This article examines the condition of hybrid sovereignties in unstable borderlands characterised by conflict, crime and cross-border mobility as well as the competition and collusion between violent non-state actors and state authorities. While in political practice open borders are often associated with mobility (of people), closed borders are imagined as guarantors of security (of nation-states). This dichotomy, however, ignores porosity as a third dimension.
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From Vicious to Virtuous Cycles: A Conceptual Framework on (De‐)Marginalisation and Citizen Security in Colombia

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By Jan Boesten, Annette Idler, Oscar Palma, Dáire McGill
| Wiley Online Library
Political Marginalisation Violence, the prevalence of violent non-state armed actors, and perceptions of insecurity have not only historically coincided; the connection between political marginalisation and armed conflict is evident in the contemporaneous security landscape in Colombia's violence affected areas. The lack of strong state institutions has motivated the consolidation of armed actors as local authorities.
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Duke University Press - Cocaine

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By Thomas Grisaffi, Annette Idler, Paul Gootenberg, Enrique Desmond Arias
| Duke University Press
From Coca Fields to the Streets Share Book Pages: 376 Illustrations: 25 illustrations Published: November 2021 Editor(s): Enrique Desmond Arias, Thomas Grisaffi Contributor(s): Annette Idler, Autumn Zellers-León, Paul Gootenberg, Robert Gay, Anthony W Fontes, Romain Le Cour Grandmaison, Dennis Rodgers, Lilian Bobea, Cyrus Veeser, Taniele Rui, Philippe Bourgois, Laurie Kain Hart, George Karandinos, Fernando Montero Subjects Sociology > Labor, Anthropology > Cultural Anthropology, Latin...
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