The Moral Crisis in U.S. National Security Today

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The Moral Crisis in U.S. National Security Today

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Andregg, Michael M.

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2011-06-18

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causes of wars

ethics for spies

intelligence studies

international law

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This 50-slide PowerPoint presentation was prepared for peace activists in Iowa so it is unusually comprehensive, covering many issues and areas of conflict. Those range from then-current wars (like Iraq and Afghanistan) to questions about 9/11, to issues like institutionalizing torture under the euphemism "enhanced interrogation" and suspending or gravely reducing many long-standing civil liberties at home in the name of catching potential terrorists.

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Andregg, Michael M.. (2011). The Moral Crisis in U.S. National Security Today. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/211678.

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