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Routledge The New Normal by Amitai Etzioni - Routledge Politics Book

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Description

Explore the complex tension between personal freedoms and societal needs in The New Normal by Amitai Etzioni. Published by Routledge, this work examines how societies must navigate the delicate balance between individual rights and the common good. As technology advances and the international environment shifts, the boundaries of these rights continue to evolve. This book addresses pressing questions regarding modern governance and social forces. It examines whether the United States provides enough protection for individual rights or if certain liberties require adjustment to serve the collective interest. Readers will encounter deep discussions on the role of the press, the ethics of publishing state secrets, and the necessity of surveillance in a changing world. Etzioni provides a framework for understanding how new social forces and environmental changes impact political structures. Whether you are studying political science, philosophy, or social sciences, this text offers a way to think about how justice and security interact in a modern landscape. It is a necessary read for anyone interested in the fundamental principles that shape our political processes and the future of civil liberties.

Key Features

Examines the essential balance required between individual rights and the common good in modern society.

Analyzes how new technologies and changing international environments impact existing social and political structures.

Addresses critical debates regarding press freedoms and the limitations on publishing state secrets.

Explores the ethical complexities of surveillance and the treatment of individuals within the legal system.

Provides a deep look into how social forces shape the political landscape and individual protections.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 November 2014
Listed Since
08 May 2014

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