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Fear Capital
global-and-transnational-sociologypolitical-sociologysocial-and-behavioral-sciencessociologyástandið
This article examines fear as a social, economic and political relation. It argues that fear is a form of capital, a social affect that can be amassed, circulated and redistributed to secure legitimacy, expand coercive power and normalise surveillance. It asks why one of the world's safest societies
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