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This commentary deals with the question of what typical patterns are characteristic of the political and administrative response to the ‘risk of terror’. The key assumption is that the ‘new’ transnational terrorism is not only in itself a risk that is difficult to calculate but is furthermore perceived as enforcing those catastrophic risks which generally exist in modern high-tech societies. This combination of risk and ‘risk enforcement’ explains why in such societies terrorism could have such a big impact which shapes the ways of reaction described here. As a conclusion, the article advocates to add a political conflict perspective to the dominant, primarily technocratic risk perspective.

Zehn Jahre nach 9/11: Zum politischen Umgang mit dem ‚Terrorrisiko‘