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| 15877. INCREASED SURVEILLANCE FOLLOWING THE 9/11 TERRORIST ATTACKS. This paper refers to a New York Times article regarding how Americans, in response to their perceptions of fear, are giving up their liberties for the sake of greater security. The paper discusses how a Weberian theorist and a functionalist theorist would interpret this development. A personal interpretation is also given, which basically agrees with the Weberian view that increased surveillance is a negative and dehumanizing (and probably ineffective) development. Written 2003. 10 pages; 18 footnotes; 6 bibliographic sources. 2,173 words. | $70 |
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