Spying on Democracy: Government Surveillance, Corporate Power and Public Resistance (City Lights Open Media) letters

Spying on Democracy: Government Surveillance, Corporate Power and Public Resistance (City Lights Open Media) lettersAuthor Heidi Boghosian Publisher City Lights Publishers Format paperback Condition like new, unread Summary Spying on Democracy: Government Surveillance, Corporate Power, and Public Resistance by Heidi Boghosian is a compelling expos that delves into the pervasive surveillance practices infiltrating our daily lives. Boghosian, the Executive Director of the National Lawyers Guild, meticulously documents how both governmental agencies and private

Jury Foreman Herman Tubick wrote this never before published book in 1973 culled from the notebooks and journals he kept while sequestered during the infamous Manson trial

Publisher John Wiley and Sons

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Taylor offers readers gentle wisdom that encourages conscious living and inner peace

this illustrated hardcover is a whimsical guide to the imagined yoga practice of your favorite furry companions

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Pulitzer Prize-winning portrait of one of America’s most distinguished authors