@article{2016:gtsch:alleged_te,
title = {Alleged Terrorists, Refugees and Radicalized Muslims in Europe: a Wicked Discursive Conjunction},
year = {2016},
note = {The article examines the public discourse in Austria on issues of
(potentially) radicalized Muslims in Europe and associated security
perceptions. The main question is how recent terrorist attacks in
Paris conducted by radical Islamists and the developments in Syria and
Iraq have affected public (media) attitudes towards Muslim citizens
and incoming refugees. The current refugee movements not only pose a
humanitarian, social and logistical challenge for Europe but - in
combination with the territorial power of the Islamic State - are
perceived or presented as a security threat by several actors.
Integration efforts and policies as well as the willingness to receive
an increasing number of refugees and immigrants are contested and
deteriorating as the crisis persists. The (perceived) security threats
in form of returnees, refugees and radicalized Muslim youth are the
main subjects of this article.},
journal = {S&F Sicherheit und Frieden},
pages = {38--45},
author = {Götsch, Katharina},
volume = {34},
number = {1}
}