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Introduction Introduction
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Surviving Technology? Surviving Technology?
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Nuclearity and Planetarity Nuclearity and Planetarity
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Technologies of (Nuclear) Crisis Management Technologies of (Nuclear) Crisis Management
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Techno-managerialism: Measures To Reduce Anxiety, In A Crisis Techno-managerialism: Measures To Reduce Anxiety, In A Crisis
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Conclusion Conclusion
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5 Thinking through Crisis Management
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Published:September 2024
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Abstract
While the concept of crisis has, as discussed previously in the book, potentially multiple interpretations and context-specific meanings, this chapter focuses on discussions of and approaches to crisis management as a particularly notable and, arguably, significant subset of modern ‘crisis talk’. Specifically, it seeks to highlight the technopolitics of crisis management and the development of what might broadly be characterized as ‘techno-managerialist’ understandings of how to respond to crises: that is, modes of response that envisage and advocate technologically enabled means of managing or stabilizing crisis ‘scenarios’. As a precursor to later chapters, the discussion here also critically reflects on the ways in which techno-managerialist modes of crisis management might be bound up with the emergence of the planetary—not least in relation to post-World War II thinking on the consequences of the ‘nuclear revolution’ and the ‘crisis of the nation state’.
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