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An accessible and basic analysis of the issues,
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This review is from: Civil Liberties Vs. National Security in a Post 9/11 World (Prometheus's Contemporary Issues) (Paperback)
This book gives an excellent review of the many issues presently being debated concerning the balance between civil liberties and an effective national security. The essays that the editors have chosen are concise and cogent arguments for the different positions. It is very easy to pick up and read one essay at a time right before bed. Overall, a worthwhile purchase for anyone interested in an accessible analysis of the divergent viewpoints on this issue. While not the most in depth book available, it definitely gives a decent analysis of the key issues from racial profiling to torture to surveillance. Recommended for those with an interest in this debate.
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Civil Liberties Vs. National Security in a Post 9/11 World (Prometheus's Contemporary Issues) by M. Katherine B. Darmer (Paperback - Oct. 2004)
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