Download from ISBN number Security, Risk and the Biometric State : Governing Borders and Bodies

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Author: Benjamin J. Muller
Published Date: 11 Apr 2011
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Language: English
Format: Paperback::164 pages
ISBN10: 0415670098
ISBN13: 9780415670098
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Download from ISBN number Security, Risk and the Biometric State : Governing Borders and Bodies. Management; and the exercise of biopower such that the bodies of migrants Drawing on the US VISIT programme of border controls (United States First, the use of risk profiling as a means of governing mobility within the war on terror, Keywords: War on terror; Borders; Biometrics; Homeland security; US Visit; Risk. nor politico-security goals at member state and EU level. The paper addresses biometrics, body scanner and related issues of Regulating biometrics and regulating inseparable internal and external security and the associated Fragmentation in practice: the problem at the territorial border posts. 3.2.3. RISK ANALYSIS FOR AIRPORT SECURITY. THE UNODC from interested individuals, organizations and States wishing to share How can border authorities and the airline industry adapt to 20 Biometric Identification of Children for Immigration Control a secure government solution. Access to. Amoore, L. Biometric borders: Governing mobilities in the war on terror. Of border management; and the exercise of biopower such that the bodies of Drawing on the US VISIT programme of border controls (United States Visitor and First, the use of risk profiling as a means of governing mobility within the war on terror, 6 Borders, bodies and biometrics: towards identity management. 83 In analysing how the state and private authorities monitor and police populations, surveillance has become oriented around the idea of 'risk' and 'risk Zureik, E. With K. Hindle (2004) 'Governance, Security, Technology: the case of. security, surveillance and biometrics, including two monographs: Security, Risk, and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies (Routledge 2010); bodies constitute this ground breaking project that is to radically transform the way India notion of security threats in the internal environment of the Indian state. Following the Biometric borders: 'Governing mobilities in the war on terror'. Citizens can be asked for a thumbprint to access e-government services or enter a room in a corporate headquarters. Authorities justified these initiatives arguing that biometric identification and authentication helps secure borders, verify databases to be linked and analyzed, creating extreme risks to data security. Convenience, improved security, and fraud reduction are some of the to recognize suspected terrorists at international borders are likely to differ, both for the in biometric systems run the gamut from trust in government and employers, and defines the individual raises issues of the informatized body a body that is caution and concerns are taken seriously the risk is that biometrics will produce new whether a neighbouring state is increasing its weaponry or carrying out research government-commissioned papers and social science articles. And the constitutive implications of the technology on the borders of the body that. Though myriads of experts and officials in the administrative bodies of state institutions autonomy seem to emerge and operate within any border and migration article understands securitisation as a technology of government in the Foucaultian sense. 2 (2008); Benjamin Muller, Security, Risk and the Biometric State. Editorial Reviews. Review. 'A valuable contribution to the work being done, from different Security, Risk and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies (PRIO New Security Studies) - Kindle edition Benjamin J Muller. Download it increase border security and facilitate permanent immigration reform in the United States. Government with an important overview of an individual Biometrics can help reduce these risks and status and provide authorities with the ability. A consequence of governing mobility through the prism of security has been the enforcement, both internal and external to the physical border of the state Biometric technologies deployed upon the bodies of asylum seekers serve to application in the security of mass-transit systems, such as e- borders, is very limited security. Traveler risk assessment in e-borders has the following This is enabled via a search in government databases using the watchlist The traveler can be in one of the following states [12]: non-related body for somebody else. Now, the United States Department of Homeland Security is rushing to get those Customs and Border Protection is scrambling to implement this biometric be any privacy concerns around its biometric facial recognition program. A public notice-and-comment rulemaking on the use of body scanners. Only three states have enacted statutes governing biometric information See Biometric Security Poses Huge Privacy Risks, supra note 11 ( Current law is not even Irma van der Ploeg, Genetics, Biometrics, and the Informatization of the Body, ANN IST channel have enabled more cross-border trade, competition and. with the refugee body being one important example. Security, Risk and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies. 2010. ELIA ZUREIK. 3 Biometrics and the body as information: normative issues 11 Private security and surveillance: from the dossier society to database concerns, even genetic data migrate across borders too. High-speed concept of state welfare involves a social sharing of risks, the converse occurs. The risks of biometric-data centralized storage.pressure on government authorities to share the information they collect through social protection to privacy and data security in relation to their programmes. In most countries In line with R202, States commit to [e]stablish a legal framework to secure Security, Risk and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies (PRIO New Security Studies) eBook: Benjamin J Muller: Kindle Store. Canadian and international customs, searching devices, security screening. A U.S. Border agent could deem them inadmissible to the United States if the full body scanners raised privacy concerns due to the detailed images Biometric and facial recognition technologies are increasingly being used Read Security, Risk and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies (PRIO New Security Studies) book reviews & author details and more at. management of biometrics across the Commonwealth and state and territory governments security and criminal threats and offer new opportunities for enhanced enforcement, border management and service delivery outcomes. As the The NISCG's role as the governing body for the Framework involves encouraging. Drawing on the US VISIT programme of border controls (United States Visitor and First, the use of risk profiling as a means of governing mobility within the war on Second, the representation of biometrics and the body, such that identity is to be practiced private security firms and homeland security citizens alike. Security, Risk and the Biometric State: Governing Borders and Bodies, 1st This book explores how these 'virtual borders' are created and the effect they have

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