Scrutiny and surveillance: a conversation

Note from the editors: in the conversation that follows, which took place on Friday 18 October 2024, members of the project discuss the two reflection pieces that feature in the scrutiny and surveillance section of the special issue: Fatima Ahdash’s paper ‘The securitisation of parents: the regulation of parenting in the counterterrorism context’, and Simon Flacks’s paper ‘Critical drugs scholarship and the regulation of parenting’.

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Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent)
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2024-12-30
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Global Security and Public Health
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Scrutiny and surveillance: a conversation

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Global Security and Public Health
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Scrutiny and surveillance: a conversation

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Note from the editors: in the conversation that follows, which took place on Friday 18 October 2024, members of the project discuss the two reflection pieces that feature in the scrutiny and surveillance section of the special issue: Fatima Ahdash’s paper ‘The securitisation of parents: the regulation of parenting in the counterterrorism context’, and Simon Flacks’s paper ‘Critical drugs scholarship and the regulation of parenting’.

Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent)
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