Munk Debate on Mass Surveillance: Does State Spying Make Us Safer

Review the video and transcript of the ‘Munk Debate on Mass Surveillance: Does State Spying Make Us Safer?’ held May 2014. The video is located on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= EIV7IkOlI and the Munk Debate website at http://www.munkdebates.com/debates/state-surveilla… (note: registration is required but Basic access is free). Additionally, both the transcript and audio podcast are available

Audio

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Appendices (if any)

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