Rosa Maryon
Biographic Data
| ID | 2180144 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rosa Maryon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rosa |
| FAMILY NAME | Maryon |
| SIGNATURE | MARYON R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the West of England |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2259-3316 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Security assistance, authoritarian neoliberalism and racial capitalism: Entangled mechanisms of coercion and control in post-2011 Tunisia
Security Assistance (SA) – training and equipping another state’s security forces has become the dominant form of external intervention in the Mediterranean. Scholars have reflected upon trends such as reinforcing repression or aggravating sectarian tensions as the ‘unintended consequences’ of otherwise ‘well-meaning’ interventions. However, this fails to grapple with the incoherency of training and equipping the apparatuses of coercive state pow…
It's like a prison: EU externalization, racial capitalism, and anti-Black racism in EU-Tunisia cooperation on migration
In this article, I argue racialized EU externalization interacts with and reinforces the anti-Black racism within Tunisia's border regime. I analyze EU-Tunisia relations through the lens of racial capitalism, arguing that Tunisia's cooperation with external actors, including on migration matters, is connected to maintaining models of capitalist accumulation and punishing dissent. The aim of this contemporary cooperation is not to prevent the mobi…
Securing the state” in post-2011 Tunisia: Performativity of the authoritarian neoliberal state
In this article, I adopt the theoretical lens of authoritarian neoliberalism coupled with the concept of performativity to analyse post-transition Tunisian counterterror politics. In doing so, I argue that "securing the state" from discursively constructed "threats" such as terrorism, political Islamism and the associated instability they are perceived to engender can be understood as a performative enactment of statehood in the context of reduce…
The role of security assistance in reconfiguring Tunisia’s transition
In many contexts in the Mediterranean, Security Assistance (SA) is perceived to have contributed to state fracture or prolonged conflict. In Tunisia, in contrast, SA has increased the performance and capacities of the security forces in matters of counterterrorism and migration control. However, in this article, by analysing SA’s reordering impacts, I argue that it has interacted with political developments to reconfigure Tunisia’s volatile polit…
The role of security assistance in reconfiguring Tunisia’s transition
In many contexts in the Mediterranean, Security Assistance (SA) is perceived to have contributed to state fracture or prolonged conflict. In Tunisia, in contrast, SA has increased the performance and capacities of the security forces in matters of counterterrorism and migration control. However, in this article, by analysing SA’s reordering impacts, I argue that it has interacted with political developments to reconfigure Tunisia’s volatile polit…
Securing the state” in post-2011 Tunisia: Performativity of the authoritarian neoliberal state
In this article, I adopt the theoretical lens of authoritarian neoliberalism coupled with the concept of performativity to analyse post-transition Tunisian counterterror politics. In doing so, I argue that "securing the state" from discursively constructed "threats" such as terrorism, political Islamism and the associated instability they are perceived to engender can be understood as a performative enactment of statehood in the context of reduce…
The role of security assistance in reconfiguring Tunisia’s transition
In many contexts in the Mediterranean, Security Assistance (SA) is perceived to have contributed to state fracture or prolonged conflict. In Tunisia, in contrast, SA has increased the performance and capacities of the security forces in matters of counterterrorism and migration control. However, in this article, by analysing SA’s reordering impacts, I argue that it has interacted with political developments to reconfigure Tunisia’s volatile polit…
Securing the state” in post-2011 Tunisia: Performativity of the authoritarian neoliberal state
In this article, I adopt the theoretical lens of authoritarian neoliberalism coupled with the concept of performativity to analyse post-transition Tunisian counterterror politics. In doing so, I argue that "securing the state" from discursively constructed "threats" such as terrorism, political Islamism and the associated instability they are perceived to engender can be understood as a performative enactment of statehood in the context of reduce…
It's like a prison: EU externalization, racial capitalism, and anti-Black racism in EU-Tunisia cooperation on migration
In this article, I argue racialized EU externalization interacts with and reinforces the anti-Black racism within Tunisia's border regime. I analyze EU-Tunisia relations through the lens of racial capitalism, arguing that Tunisia's cooperation with external actors, including on migration matters, is connected to maintaining models of capitalist accumulation and punishing dissent. The aim of this contemporary cooperation is not to prevent the mobi…
Security assistance, authoritarian neoliberalism and racial capitalism: Entangled mechanisms of coercion and control in post-2011 Tunisia
Security Assistance (SA) – training and equipping another state’s security forces has become the dominant form of external intervention in the Mediterranean. Scholars have reflected upon trends such as reinforcing repression or aggravating sectarian tensions as the ‘unintended consequences’ of otherwise ‘well-meaning’ interventions. However, this fails to grapple with the incoherency of training and equipping the apparatuses of coercive state pow…
Authoritarianism (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · State (computer science (3 works) · Democracy (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Neoliberalism (international relations (2 works) · Political and Social Issues (2 works) · Political Conflict and Governance (2 works) · Political economy (2 works)