Protecting what matters
Subtitle: technology, security, and liberty since September 11
By: Clayton Northouse, editor.
Contributors: Northouse, Clayton.; Computer Ethics Institute.
Publisher: Computer Ethics Institute; Brookings Institution Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 216
ISBN-13: 9780815761266; 9780815761259
Subjects: Liberty -- United States.; Civil rights -- United States.; National security -- United States.; Electronic surveillance -- United States.; Information technology -- United States.; Terrorism -- United States -- Prevention.; September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001 -- Influence.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Providing security and protecting liberty / Clayton Northouse; title: How the public sees the security-versus-liberty debate / Alan F. Westin; title: Information technology and the new security challenges / James B. Steinberg; title: Building a trusted intelligence information-sharing environment / Zoe Baird and James Barksdale; title: Security and liberty : how technology can bridge the divide / Gilman Louie and Gayle von Eckartsberg; title: Policies and procedures for protecting security and liberty / Bruce Berkowitz; title: Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act : facing the challenge of new technologies / Larry Thompson; title: Security, privacy, and government access to commercial data / Jerry Berman; title: Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act : has the solution become a problem? / Beryl A. Howell; title: Why you should like the Patriot Act / Jon Kyl; title: Why I oppose the Patriot Act / Russell Feingold.