Privacy and Surveillance
Real-life case studies on issues surrounding the debate on privacy and surveillance highlight this timely and intriguing topic. Changes in surveillance techniques and their effects since the 9/11 terrorist attacks are thoroughly explained in this informative volume. Privacy in the home, at school and work, in the media, and on the street are explored. Sidebars include viewpoints on rights issues from experts, and fact boxes and summary points in each chapter help readers glean essential details.
* Reviews *
Series Review: Ethical Debates"Books in the Ethical Debates series present balanced overviews of the subjects discussed and consider different points of view on the controversial issues raised. ... the series' international content is an asset, offering a broader view of how governments and societies worldwide are grappling with the issues under discussion."
--Booklist
Series Review: Ethical Debates
"The authors address these topics fairly and impartially, with substantial support for both sides of the arguments. Written clearly and concisely, each accessible title begins with a case study highlighting the issues involved before explaining them. ... Short chapters, copious photos representative of the events and situations relevant to the facts provided, fact boxes, viewpoints containing quoted opinions, supporting case studies, and succinct chapter summaries all contribute to the overall appeal and usefulness of these books."
--School Library Journal
Series Review: Ethical Debates
"This series offers factual information focused on various topics that can spark opposing viewpoint discussions. Within every volume are numerous case studies with viewpoints from those directly affected, with no judgmental tone. Each volume explains its topic in further detail, and provides summaries of the topics discussed within each chapter. There are facts sprinkled throughout each section, as well as detailed photographs and illustrations. Since there are some sensitive topics included, teachers and librarians will want to preview each volume. The series provides an initial look at issues that are sometimes considered hot topics."
--Library Media Connection
