Exploring landscapes of fear: marginality, spectacle and surveillance

John R. Gold · George Revill

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Spatial and Cultural Studies Urban Planning and Governance Crime, Deviance, and Social Control

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The aim of this paper is to understand the motives and effects of landscape adjustment during a period of heightened security consciousness. In this paper, the authors review aspects of the fear-landscape nexus in relation to the environments of everyday life, past and present, with particular reference to three important themes—marginality, spectacle and surveillance. In so doing this paper charts these three themes and clarifies the terminology of fear in order to identify some of the complementary ground between this term and landscape construction and reproduction.

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