Many political observers have expressed deep concerns about how America’s response to the threat of terror has affected our democracy, and the rights that secure it. This week on the Campbell Conversations, host Grant Reeher talks with Cornell professor Sidney Tarrow, who has written a new book that takes an expansive, historical look at how war, state authority, and democracy interact. They explore the effects of the creation of a new American “security state” post 9-11, what lessons we might draw from other nations’ past experiences, and what’s different about our current situation.
Sidney Tarrow on the Campbell Conversations
