num_pages: 320
description: In this alarming expose, investigative journalist Jim Redden examines how snooping has become so much a part of American culture that it is practically a family value, encouraged on billboards, television, and even in classrooms. From employees hired to spy on their coworkers to doctors forced to disclose medical information, the U.S. has developed a chilling network for monitoring its citizens. Worst of all, the information gathered - and widely disseminated - is often unreliable, solicited from paid and anonymous informants. "No one is safe in the Snitch Culture. Jim Redden has written a scary, fascinating, and important examination of the pervasive use and abuse of informants and snitches in the United States." - Katherine Dunn, author of Geek Love
language: English
title: Snitch Culture: How Citizens are Turned into the Eyes and Ears of the State
titlecomplete: Snitch Culture: How Citizens are Turned into the Eyes and Ears of the State
genres: Psychology, Politics
ratings_count: 44
places: The United States of America
publisher: Feral House