Domestic surveillance within the United States has a history that is rich in lessons for our post 9/11 world. Early in the 20th century, the threat of terrorism spurred the development of a domestic intelligence bureaucracy. The fear of “radical ideas” brought...
I don’t have anything to hide. Why should I care? Not concerned about your privacy? Great! Please email me all of your passwords, especially your banking and email passwords, and drop a copy of your home and car keys in the mail...
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Demonstrators protest the murders of photojournalist Ruben Espinosa, activist Nadia Vera, and three others. August 2, 2015. Photo credit.
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Before Watergate, WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden, There was Media, Pennsylvania
Thursday, January 15 | Cambridge
Cambridge Public Library
449 Broadway
Lecture Hall
University presidents are in unique and powerful positions, overseeing institutions that are supposed to protect and foster free critical inquiry, and serve as safe-zones for the pursuit of intellectual investigation, open debate, and dissent. That's why it's particularly disturbing to witness the transformation of Janet Napolitano from DHS director to university system president.
