Detail from book cover, "Rogue Justice: The Making of the Security State"
Detail from book cover, "Rogue Justice: The Making of the Security State"

Karen Greenberg on Terrorism and "Rogue Justice"

Oct 6, 2016

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What attracts young people to terrorism? Targeted killings, indefinite detention, mass surveillance--have Americans allowed too much power to be vested in the presidency? How are different governments grappling with the tension between civil rights and security? Security expert Karen Greenberg discusses these difficult questions.

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