Security is increasingly a battleground, a field on which the right has built its political hegemony and which the left has often forgotten. How can we build a democratic security that does away with a simplified, muscular narrative, founded on fear and the construction of the enemy? This is one of the questions Franco Gabrielli (Against Fear. Manifesto for Democratic Security, Feltrinelli) seeks to answer, because the real challenge is not choosing between security and freedom. It is building a security that never presents them as alternatives. He interviews Cristina Clerico.
The meeting is accessible in Italian Sign Language (LIS).
Security is increasingly a battleground, a field on which the right has built its political hegemony and which the left has often forgotten. How can we build a democratic security that does away with a simplified, muscular narrative, founded on fear and the construction of the enemy? This is one of the questions Franco Gabrielli (Against Fear. Manifesto for Democratic Security, Feltrinelli) seeks to answer, because the real challenge is not choosing between security and freedom. It is building a security that never presents them as alternatives. He interviews Cristina Clerico.
The meeting is accessible in Italian Sign Language (LIS).