Against Security: How We Go Wrong at Airports, Subways, and Other Sites of Ambiguous Danger - Updated Edition
A critical look at how security efforts at public sites often backfire, creating new risks and complications instead of greater safety.
About This Book
Against Security examines the unintended consequences of security practices in everyday public spaces.
The book analyzes how measures intended to protect people can instead generate confusion, inefficiency, and new vulnerabilities.
Harvey Molotch draws on case studies from airports, subways, and other sites to illustrate these dynamics.
The updated edition reflects ongoing developments in security policy and public infrastructure.
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