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ISBN10: 059535792X, ISBN13: 9780595357925, [publisher: iUniverse] Softcover
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iUniverse, Inc, Date: 2005-07-20. Paperback. Used:Good. 2005. iUniverse, Inc ISBN 059535792X 9780595357925 [US]

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ISBN10: 059535792X, ISBN13: 9780595357925, [publisher: Iuniverse] Softcover nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the wake of the September 11 attacks, American citizens within the United States constantly worry about security against future terrorist attacks. But author Gordon Greer delves further into this subject by trying to understand why the general public is so intent on the ramifications of security measures, such as the Patriot Act. The history of warfare might provide an answer. Greer examines domestic security throughout the history of the United States. During a period of war or the aftermath of war, the American government has generally found it necessary to install security measures that may limit a citizen's basic rights or freedoms. Greer discusses these security issues from the earliest history of the United States, beginning with the early American settlers and the Revolutionary War through World War II and the Cold War. Greer points out that ordinary American citizens may chafe under the constraints such wars produce simply because the United States has arguably never been a totalitarian government. What Price Security is a thought-provoking look at a subject that affects us all, offering insight into how America can protect itself against future attacks.
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