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Who needs to know? the state of public access to federal government information

Despite intense media scrutiny, only a small percentage of the American government's most essential information reaches the average person. This withholding of information is dangerous in a democratic society, where openness is a cherished value. Here are some samples of the topics included in Who Needs to Know?: The history, use, and abuse of national security classification; The state of the Freedom of Information Act in the Bush Administration; Examination of the concept of sensitive but unclassified and the proliferation of such markings to shut off access to information; The administratio.

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  • "Despite intense media scrutiny, only a small percentage of the American government's most essential information reaches the average person. This withholding of information is dangerous in a democratic society, where openness is a cherished value. Here are some samples of the topics included in Who Needs to Know?: The history, use, and abuse of national security classification; The state of the Freedom of Information Act in the Bush Administration; Examination of the concept of sensitive but unclassified and the proliferation of such markings to shut off access to information; The administratio."
  • "Despite intense media scrutiny, only a small percentage of the American government's most essential information reaches the average person. This withholding of information is dangerous in a democratic society, where openness is a cherished value. Here are some samples of the topics included in Who Needs to Know?: The history, use, and abuse of national security classification; The state of the Freedom of Information Act in the Bush Administration; Examination of the concept of sensitive but unclassified and the proliferation of such markings to shut off access to information; The administratio."@en
  • "In recent years, there has been much debate about the suppression of federal government information on the basis of national or homeland security. This important new book will help readers begin to assess the impact of the various trends and forces on the."@en

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  • "Who needs to know? the state of public access to federal government information"@en
  • "Who needs to know? : the state of public access to Federal government information"
  • "Who needs to know? : the state of public access to federal government information"@en
  • "Who Needs to Know?"
  • "Who Needs to Know? the State of Public Access to Federal Government Information"@en

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