Endangered City: The Politics of Security and Risk in Bogotá (Global Insecurities)
Endangered City investigates the politics of security and risk in Bogotá, part of the Global Insecurities series. Austin Zeiderman explores how urban governance navigates vulnerabilities in a dynamic cityscape, offering anthropological perspectives on protection and uncertainty in contemporary Latin America. This work illuminates the broader implications for global urban challenges.
About This Book
In Endangered City, Austin Zeiderman examines the dynamics of security and risk in Bogotá, Colombia, within the broader context of global insecurities.
The book delves into how political processes influence urban environments, highlighting the interplay between governance, vulnerability, and protection in a major Latin American metropolis.
Through ethnographic insights, it addresses the challenges of managing risk in cities facing social and environmental uncertainties.
Zeiderman's analysis contributes to understanding how security policies are formulated and implemented in contexts of ongoing transformation.
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