Privacy and surveillance in the age of terror / Simon Chesterman.
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Survival Vol 52, No 5, October-November 2010, pp.31-46 (106)Summary: Short discussion of the relationship between security and privacy which notes the need for informed public participation and considers the vlaue of the social contract concept.
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Short discussion of the relationship between security and privacy which notes the need for informed public participation and considers the vlaue of the social contract concept.
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