Politics and Moral Outrage in the New Europe The increasing enrollment of civil and frontline agencies in the policing of radicalization in Denmark can be seen as an expression of a broader wave of anxious politics in contemporary Europe and elsewhere
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Navigating the Politics of Anxiety
Moral Outrage, Responsiveness, and State Accountability in Denmark
Mette-Louise Johansen
Julie Gough, Jonathan Jones, Kelli Cole, Shari Lett, Glenn Iseger-Pilkington, Billie Lythberg, Jennifer Walklate, Jeanine Nault, Jake Homiak, Joshua A. Bell, and Natasha Barrett
called for an “anxious politics,” a radical criticality that reflects upon ourselves, and asked a question that is important, but painful, for museum academics and practitioners to deal with: “Does the optimism we prefer here prevent radical political
Peter Hervik
, Bethany , and Shana Kusher Gadarian . 2012 . Anxious Politics: Democratic Citizenship in a Threatening World . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Atran , Scott . 2016 . “ The Devoted Actor: Unconditional Commitment and Intractable Conflict