Surveiller par les bases de données : construction et gestion des faits de sécurité et de sûreté dans le milieu ferroviaire

Castagnino, Florent

doi:10.4000/sdt.1157

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“…As illustrated by the case of "Stella the Rottweiler," dog-licensing databases can become salient in the day-to-day activities of animal-control officers. Following Castagnino (2016;2017, 349), and acknowledging that databases are "information infrastructure" requiring work and maintenance (Bowker et al 2009), we will highlight three stages in the "social life" (Appadurai 1988) of dog-licensing databases: collection, sorting and deployment of data. In doing so, we assert that the "social lives" of licensed dogs encompasses their inclusion in such databases (Rock and Degeling 2013).…”

Section: Trans-biopolitics and Canine Bodiesmentioning

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Governing cities as more-than-human entities

Mouton¹,

Rock²

2021

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The field of urban studies has scrutinised digital technologies and their proliferation, but rather little attention has been paid to databases. Furthermore, contributions to date have focused almost exclusively on how digital technologies interface with human populations in cities. By contrast, we draw attention to databases maintained by city governments that contain identifying information about pet dogs and their legal owners in cities. Methodologically, our study merges database ethnography with multi-species ethnography. Conceptually, we contend that "dog data" contribute to orderly conduct in urban space. This orientation to urban governance illustrates "trans-biopolitics," in the sense of socially-situated and technologically-mediated power relations that operate through multi-species entanglements. As such, this article extends the literature on (neoliberal) urban policing by providing a fine-grained analysis of how emergent forms of social control become palpable. In general terms, the adoption and use of digital technologies by city governments has increased their capacity to enforce rules and regulations. Overall, we find that the more legible dogs and their legal owners become in databases, the more governable both dogs and people become in urban life.

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Section: Trans-biopolitics and Canine Bodiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Governing cities as more-than-human entities

Mouton¹,

Rock²

2021

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“…Elle a aussi offert un terrain propice à une large littérature de science politique, souvent sensible à une approche de temps long (Hamelin, 2008 ;Bernardin, 2014). Par ailleurs, la gestion du risque fait également l'objet de travaux récents, que ce soit dans le domaine ferroviaire (Castagnino, 2016) ou d'une façon transversale aux différents systèmes de mobilité (Desbois, Steck, Zembri, 2010).…”

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« Le 175 tombe sur la berge de la Seine – 3 morts » : circulation d’informations, gestion du risque et prévention sur le réseau d’autobus parisien (1920-1980)

Passalacqua¹

2018

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Surveiller par les bases de données : construction et gestion des faits de sécurité et de sûreté dans le milieu ferroviaire

Cited by 2 publications

References 51 publications

Governing cities as more-than-human entities

Governing cities as more-than-human entities

« Le 175 tombe sur la berge de la Seine – 3 morts » : circulation d’informations, gestion du risque et prévention sur le réseau d’autobus parisien (1920-1980)

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