The rise of the American corporate security state: six reasons to be afraid
"In the United States today, our Bill of Rights has been rendered pointless by heavy surveillance of average citizens, political persecution of dissenters, and the threat of indefinite detention now codified into law. Corporations reap handsome profits collecting information for various agencie...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In the United States today, our Bill of Rights has been rendered pointless by heavy surveillance of average citizens, political persecution of dissenters, and the threat of indefinite detention now codified into law. Corporations reap handsome profits collecting information for various agencies...70 percent of the US intelligence budget is paid to private contractors. As a result, we now live in a Corporate Security State where the government is more interested in safeguarding the health of the companies who serve it than the citizens who support it. Rise of the American Corporate Security State details the massive amount of information the government is collecting and exposes how far it's willing to go to conceal its activities and punish anyone who dares expose it. Further, the blurring of the boundaries between business and government is enabling corporations to spy on employees and citizens in the name of "cybersecurity" and has hobbled attempts to punish the corporate institutions responsible for the financial collapse of 2008. But Edwards offers a plan for fighting back...steps we can demand to restore transparency to government, keep private information private, and make democracy a reality once again".. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | xii, 104 S. |
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TABLE OF CONTENTS / INHALTSVERZEICHNIS
PART I: THE NATIONAL SECURITY STATE
CHAPTER 1: THE CORPORATE SPY BUSINESS: HOLDING AMERICANS HOSTAGE
CHAPTER 2: OFFICIAL SECRETS, ABSOLUTE CONTROL
CHAPTER 3: THE CONSTITUTION IGNORED; THE BILL OF RIGHTS ANNULLED
CHAPTER 4: THE ESPIONAGE ACT: TRUTH IS TREASON
PART II - THE CORPORATE-GOV SECURITY COMPLEX
CHAPTER 5: ZOMBIE LAW: THE CORPORATE SECURITY CAMPAIGN THAT WILL NOT DIE
CHAPTER 6: SAVAGE CAPITALISM AND JUSTICE DEFERRED: CORPORATE CRIME
UNPUNISHED
CHAPTER 7: SLOW-WALKING THE FINANCIAL CRISIS REFORMS
CHAPTER 8. REASONS TO BE AFRAID: ACTIONS TO TAKE
DIESES SCHRIFTSTUECK WURDE MASCHINELL ERZEUGT.
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