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Security Actor-Network Theory: Revitalizing Securitization Theory with Bruno Latour

Actor-network theory can revitalize securitization theory by refocusing on the creation of connections between issues, publics, and threats. Actor-network theory demonstrates the role that nonhuman actants play in securitization processes in order to avoid prejudging power relations and oversimplifying complex political processes. A radical approach that refigures the notions of agency and politics can reconnect securitization theory to its initial political and policy promise.