Amitai Etzioni is university professor and the director of the Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies at The George Washington University. He is the author of 21 books, including, most recently, The Monochrome Society, Next: The Road to the Good Society, and The Limits of Privacy. Professor Etzioni served as senior advisor to the White House from 1979 to 1980 and as president of the American Sociological Association from 1994 to 1995, and founded the International Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. He is the editor of The Responsive Community, a communitarian quarterly.Jason H. Marsh is a journalist and former managing editor of The Responsive Community.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Rights and Responsibilities, Post 9/11Part 2 The BasicsChapter 3 A Clear and Present DangerChapter 4 A Vision for Uniting and Strengthening AmericaChapter 5 We Can Strike a Balance on Civil LibertiesChapter 6 Antiterrorism Tools: A Summary of the USA Patriot Act and the Order on Military TribunalsChapter 7 The Truth About Our LibertiesPart 8 The SpecificsPart 9 ImmigrationChapter 10 A Privilege or a Right?Chapter 11 Let's Fight Terrorism, Not the ConstitutionChapter 12 Confusing Freedom with License-Licenses Terrorism, Not FreedomPart 13 Racial ProfilingChapter 14 Discrimination We're Afraid to Be AgainstChapter 15 A (Potentially) Useful ToolPart 16 Freedom of the Press vs. National SecurityChapter 17 Military Secrets and the First AmendmentChapter 18 Patriots and Professionals: Journalists as Responsible CitizensPart 19 Public HealthChapter 20 Public Health in the Age of Bioterrorism: A DialoguePart 21 A Just War?Chapter 22 What We're Fighting For: A Letter from AmericaChapter 23 This is Not Our War: A Letter from United States Citizens to Friends in EuropePart 24 National ServiceChapter 25 Putting Patriotism into PracticeChapter 26 A New Draft for a New TimeChapter 27 Citizenship and SacrificePart 28 American Society after September 11Chapter 29 A Stronger NationChapter 30 The New Public SpiritChapter 31 Government to the RescueChapter 32 IndexChapter 33 About the Contributors

All points of view are provided and, if the actions taken by the government to respond to terrorism concern you, then this book should be on your reading list.

Amitai Etzioni is university professor and the director of the Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies at The George Washington University. He is the author of 21 books, including, most recently, The Monochrome Society, Next: The Road to the Good Society, and The Limits of Privacy. Professor Etzioni served as senior advisor to the White House from 1979 to 1980 and as president of the American Sociological Association from 1994 to 1995, and founded the International Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. He is the editor of The Responsive Community, a communitarian quarterly.Jason H. Marsh is a journalist and former managing editor of The Responsive Community.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Rights and Responsibilities, Post 9/11Part 2 The BasicsChapter 3 A Clear and Present DangerChapter 4 A Vision for Uniting and Strengthening AmericaChapter 5 We Can Strike a Balance on Civil LibertiesChapter 6 Antiterrorism Tools: A Summary of the USA Patriot Act and the Order on Military TribunalsChapter 7 The Truth About Our LibertiesPart 8 The SpecificsPart 9 ImmigrationChapter 10 A Privilege or a Right?Chapter 11 Let's Fight Terrorism, Not the ConstitutionChapter 12 Confusing Freedom with License-Licenses Terrorism, Not FreedomPart 13 Racial ProfilingChapter 14 Discrimination We're Afraid to Be AgainstChapter 15 A (Potentially) Useful ToolPart 16 Freedom of the Press vs. National SecurityChapter 17 Military Secrets and the First AmendmentChapter 18 Patriots and Professionals: Journalists as Responsible CitizensPart 19 Public HealthChapter 20 Public Health in the Age of Bioterrorism: A DialoguePart 21 A Just War?Chapter 22 What We're Fighting For: A Letter from AmericaChapter 23 This is Not Our War: A Letter from United States Citizens to Friends in EuropePart 24 National ServiceChapter 25 Putting Patriotism into PracticeChapter 26 A New Draft for a New TimeChapter 27 Citizenship and SacrificePart 28 American Society after September 11Chapter 29 A Stronger NationChapter 30 The New Public SpiritChapter 31 Government to the RescueChapter 32 IndexChapter 33 About the Contributors

All points of view are provided and, if the actions taken by the government to respond to terrorism concern you, then this book should be on your reading list.

Amitai Etzioni is university professor and the director of the Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies at The George Washington University. He is the author of 21 books, including, most recently, The Monochrome Society, Next: The Road to the Good Society, and The Limits of Privacy. Professor Etzioni served as senior advisor to the White House from 1979 to 1980 and as president of the American Sociological Association from 1994 to 1995, and founded the International Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics. He is the editor of The Responsive Community, a communitarian quarterly.Jason H. Marsh is a journalist and former managing editor of The Responsive Community.

• Chapter 1 Introduction: Rights and Responsibilities, Post 9/11Part 2 The BasicsChapter 3 A Clear and Present DangerChapter 4 A Vision for Uniting and Strengthening AmericaChapter 5 We Can Strike a Balance on Civil LibertiesChapter 6 Antiterrorism Tools: A Summary of the USA Patriot Act and the Order on Military TribunalsChapter 7 The Truth About Our LibertiesPart 8 The SpecificsPart 9 ImmigrationChapter 10 A Privilege or a Right?Chapter 11 Let's Fight Terrorism, Not the ConstitutionChapter 12 Confusing Freedom with License-Licenses Terrorism, Not FreedomPart 13 Racial ProfilingChapter 14 Discrimination We're Afraid to Be AgainstChapter 15 A (Potentially) Useful ToolPart 16 Freedom of the Press vs. National SecurityChapter 17 Military Secrets and the First AmendmentChapter 18 Patriots and Professionals: Journalists as Responsible CitizensPart 19 Public HealthChapter 20 Public Health in the Age of Bioterrorism: A DialoguePart 21 A Just War?Chapter 22 What We're Fighting For: A Letter from AmericaChapter 23 This is Not Our War: A Letter from United States Citizens to Friends in EuropePart 24 National ServiceChapter 25 Putting Patriotism into PracticeChapter 26 A New Draft for a New TimeChapter 27 Citizenship and SacrificePart 28 American Society after September 11Chapter 29 A Stronger NationChapter 30 The New Public SpiritChapter 31 Government to the RescueChapter 32 IndexChapter 33 About the Contributors

All points of view are provided and, if the actions taken by the government to respond to terrorism concern you, then this book should be on your reading list.