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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favour of a federal popular initiative against massive immigration, Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture. In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country s national security measures by focusing on matterof-fact types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualises in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and social anthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviours, and codes in 21st Century statehood. 209 illustrations Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardback. Condition: New. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favor of a federal popular initiative "against massive immigration," Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture.In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country's national security measures by focusing on "matter-of-fact" types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualizes in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and socialanthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviors, and codes in 21st Century statehood.

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Hardback. Condition: New. Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favor of a federal popular initiative "against massive immigration," Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture.In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country's national security measures by focusing on "matterof-fact" types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualizes in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and social anthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviors, and codes in 21st Century statehood.

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Condition: New. Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presenc.

Hardback. Condition: New. Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favor of a federal popular initiative "against massive immigration," Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture.In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country's national security measures by focusing on "matterof-fact" types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualizes in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and social anthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviors, and codes in 21st Century statehood.

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Die Schweiz gilt als eines der sichersten Länder der Welt und als Paradebeispiel für Effizienz. Einer der zentralen Gründe dafür ist die Entwicklung einer auf Sicherheit basierenden Kultur, die durch die Präsenz nationaler Schutzmassnahmen unterstützt wird. Als die SchweizerInnen 2014 für die eidgenössische Volksinitiative «Gegen Masseneinwanderung» stimmten, setzte sich der Fotograf Salvatore Vitale als dort lebender Migrant das Ziel, dieses Phänomen zu erforschen, um zu verstehen, woher das ständige Sicherheitsbedürfnis stammt und wie es essentieller Teil der Schweizer Kultur wurde.Vitale untersucht in How to Secure a Country staatliche Sicherheitsmassnahmen, indem er sich auf sachliche Angaben und Fakten konzentriert und diese visualisiert - in Fotografien, Diagrammen und Illustrationen. So entsteht eine umfangreiche Fallstudie, die die Funktionsweisen zeitgenössischer Gesellschaften im globalen Kontext erklärt. Beiträge der Politikwissenschaftler Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zürich) und Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australien) analysieren das Sicherheitssystem der Schweiz und bieten Einblick in die Macht der Bilder. Lars Willumeit, Kurator und Sozialanthropologe, setzt sich in einem weiteren Essay mit der Staatlichkeit im 21. Jahrhundert auseinander.Der Ultimate Atlas ist ein Versuch, genau diese Fragen zu beantworten. Die Ausgangsposition ist eine leere Seite. Sie stellt die Summe eines Wertes dar, z.B. die Erdoberfläche. Dieser Gesamtwert kann in Teilwerte unterteilt werden, z.B. Länder, deren Flächen durch weisse Leerräume zwischen schwarzen vertikalen Linien dargestellt werden. Dies führt zu einer Art Barcodekarte, die weniger dichte Linien auf der linken Seite und dichtere Linien auf der rechten Seite der Seite anzeigt. Jede Seite des Ultimate Atlas ist ein grafischer Binärcode und spricht damit die zweistellige Sprache unserer Zeit: Es ist für jede bekannte Form von Intelligenz zugänglich, da es sowohl von Computern als auch von Menschen die geringste Rechenleistung verlangt.Der Ultimate Atlas als Logbuch des Raumschiffs Erde muss auf jegliche Verschönerung verzichten. Sein alleiniger Zweck ist es, Daten so effektiv wie möglich zu erfassen und zu übertragen. Durch die Darstellung reiner Informationen, die durch vollständige Standardisierung und Minimierung erreicht wird, führt dies zu antiinfographischen Ergebnissen. Der Ultimate Atlas zeigt den letzten Punkt der Reduktion. Nach dem Ultimate Atlas gibt es nichts mehr.

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favour of a federal popular initiative against massive immigration, Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture. In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country s national security measures by focusing on matterof-fact types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualises in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and social anthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviours, and codes in 21st Century statehood. 209 illustrations Switzerland is well-known as one of the safest countries on earth and as a prime example of efficiency and efficacy. One of the central reasons that such a country exists is the development of a culture based on protection, which is supported by the presence and production of national security. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Buch. Condition: Neu. How to Secure a Country | From Border Policing via Weather Forecast to Social Engineeringa Visual Study of 21st Century Statehood | Salvatore Vitale | Buch | 280 S. | Englisch | 2019 | Lars Müller Publishers GmbH | EAN 9783037785973 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Lars Müller Publishers, Michael Klein, Hub 1, 84149 Velden, gpsr[at]lars-mueller-publishers[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

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Hardback. Condition: New. When in 2014 Swiss people voted in favor of a federal popular initiative "against massive immigration," Salvatore Vitale, an immigrant living in Switzerland felt the need to research this phenomenon in order to comprehend where the motives for this constant need for security originate and how they became part of Swiss culture.In How to Secure a Country Vitale explores this country's national security measures by focusing on "matter-of-fact" types of instructions, protocols, bureaucracies, and clear-cut solutions which he visualizes in photographs, diagrams, and graphical illustrations. The result is a case study that can be used to explain the global context and the functioning of contemporary societies Essays by political scientists Jonas Hagmann (ETH Zurich) and Roland Bleiker (University of Queensland, Australia) provide an analysis of the structure of the Swiss security system and a view on the politics of photography. Lars Willumeit, curator and socialanthropologist, will discuss attitudes, behaviors, and codes in 21st Century statehood.