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  • David DeCosse: Edward Snowden and the Moral Worth of Civil Disobedience

    Edward Snowden “would be truer to what is morally at stake in his actions and to the highest tradition of civil disobedience if he came home to face the consequences.” More →

    February 19, 2014

  • The Ethics of Government Data Collection

    Watch our conversation with Michael Kessler of Georgetown University’s Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs about perspectives of religious and ethical traditions on the government’s massive collection of electronic data and its vast surveillance effort. More →

    June 14, 2013

  • Security and Privacy

      MARY ALICE WILLIAMS: Privacy is at the heart of our special report. A year ago, we had the technology to hack into people’s most private personal information, track their whereabouts, invade their space. Doing it was widely considered unacceptable. … More → More →

    April 19, 2002

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