Salvatore Vitale: How to Secure a Country: From Border Policing via Weather Forecast to Social Engineering: A Visual Study of 21st-Century Statehood
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Salvatore Vitale: How to Secure a Country: From Border Policing via Weather Forecast to Social Engineering: A Visual Study of 21st-Century Statehood

by Roland Bleiker, Salvatore Vitale, Lars Willumeit, Philip Di Salvo, Jonas Hagmann

Sociology Visual Arts Political Science security studies
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How to Secure a Country explores the practices and systems through which modern states seek security. Framed as a visual study, it connects border policing, weather forecasting, and social engineering to broader questions about territory, governance, and the nature of 21st-century statehood.

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How to Secure a Country is a visual study of 21st-century statehood.

The book considers security through the connected themes of border policing, weather forecasting, and social engineering.

Its subject is the changing relationship between states, systems of control, and the management of territory and populations.

Created by Roland Bleiker, Salvatore Vitale, Lars Willumeit, Philip Di Salvo, and Jonas Hagmann, the work approaches contemporary statehood through visual analysis.

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