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This article is based on a work in progress, Minds at Peace? National Security, Narratives of Tear and the Political Economy of Danger. A version of it was presented at the ISA Convention in Washington, DC, 16–20 February 1999. The project is funded by a Research and Writing Grant from the John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and by the Social Sciences Division at UC‐Santa Cruz.
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