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Casino Royale Casino Royale
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Terrorism Financing: Foundation or Footprint? Terrorism Financing: Foundation or Footprint?
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Performing “Terrorist Finance” Performing “Terrorist Finance”
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Contested Calculations Contested Calculations
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Three Spaces of Financial Deviance Three Spaces of Financial Deviance
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Abstract
This chapter examines how terrorist finance has become represented across different media, traveling from think-tank reports and Web logs to popular culture, to news reporting and policy papers, to court indictments, and back. This intermediality has been crucial to fostering a broad cultural space in which terrorism financing is perceived as an urgent security problem as well as to recycling persistent myths and narratives about terrorist financing for which sometimes there is little concrete evidence. It argues that “terrorism financing” is a performative, understood as a discursive and contestable rendering of a diversity of complex social and political phenomena into one recognizable, urgent political problem. Not all global money flows are thought to be equally threatening, but particular spaces of financial deviance are constituted in this literature, including the monetary flows of migrants’ remittances and Muslim charitable aid.
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