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This contribution explores the discursive practices employed in public discussionabout security in three European countries: Germany, France andthe UK. Initiated by a thwarted terrorist attack on a flight from Amsterdamto Detroit, European parliaments as well as the media discussed the(re)introduction of body scanners as part of the airport security measures.The focus of attention in this study lies on the cultural and linguistic comparisonof discursively constructed concepts of security and safety, the criteriaand selection procedures for scanning air passengers and the representationof public checkpoints including the deployed new technologies basedon ubiquitous computing.

Sicherheit im öffentlichen Raum: Eine sprach- und kulturvergleichende Diskursanalyse am Beispiel des Körperscanners (2009–2012)