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SUMMARY:Securosociality: Notes from South Africa
DESCRIPTION:Drawing on my fieldwork on non-state forms of security in urban
  South Africa\, my paper contributes to recent approaches in the Critical 
 Anthropology of Security that highlight how local understandings of the no
 tion of security shape people’s experiences and practices in this domain
 . More particularly\, probing into ethnographic examples I explore how dif
 ferent vernacular notions of security influence how people relate to each 
 other and with whom they interact. I argue that what I call ‘securosocia
 lity’ can take vastly different forms depending on how specifically the 
 actors involved in it define security.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Drawing on my fieldwork on non-state forms of security in urb
 an South Africa\, my paper contributes to recent approaches in the Critica
 l Anthropology of Security that highlight how local understandings of the 
 notion of security shape people’s experiences and practices in this doma
 in. More particularly\, probing into ethnographic examples I explore how d
 ifferent vernacular notions of security influence how people relate to eac
 h other and with whom they interact. I argue that what I call ‘securosoc
 iality’ can take vastly different forms depending on how specifically th
 e actors involved in it define security.</p>
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