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Being Watched: The Ethics of Targeted Surveillance
The Philosophers' Magazine 63:84-90 (2013)
Abstract
. There is a moral question at the heart of this issue as to what actions are justified for a democratic government in the arena of surveillance. In particular, I want to look here at whether untargeted surveillance, such as the collecting of the Verizon call records, is justified.Author's Profile
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