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[F.R.E.E] [D.O.W.N.L.O.A.D] [R.E.A.D] None of Your Damn Business: Privacy in the United Statesfrom the Gilded Age to the Digital Age in format E-PUB[F.R.E.E][D.O.W.N.L.O.A.D][R.E.A.D] None ofYour Damn Business:Privacy in the UnitedStates from theGilded Age to theDigital Age in formatE-PUBDescriptionâ€œCappelloâ€s puckish sensibilities and engaging style dovetail wittily with his well-chosenand thoughtful examples, resulting in an academic text that any reader can appreciate. This bookis a must-read for legislators, policymakers, and anyone curious about the ways their privacy couldpotentially be compromised by the government, the media, or data brokers.â€• (PublishersWeekly)â€œA thorough account of privacy struggles that draws on deep research to reveal thatthe privacy dilemma dates back more than a century and has roiled American life through twoworld wars, the New Deal, the Cold War, and the post 9/11 era. . . .Â None of Your DamnBusiness provides excellent background information for citizens concerned with the erosion ofprivacy rights, as well as for government officials and legal professionals positioned to act uponprivacy laws that protect citizens while providing necessary oversight.â€• (Foreword Reviews)Ââ€œâ€˜What is it we fear weâ€re losing?â€ Cappello asks in his brilliant study of privacy inAmerica. Is there any timelier question? Thoroughly researched and deftly told, None of YourDamn Business is a history of privacy written for and about Wall Street and Main Street,government and the courts, intelligence operatives and digital entrepreneurs, current and futurecitizens. It deserves our full attention.â€• (David Nasaw author of The Patriarch: The RemarkableLife and Turbulent Times of Joseph P. Kennedy)â€œTracing a century of debates on topics fromnational security to reproductive rights, None of Your Damn Business offers a lively, instructiveaccount of Americansâ€ ambivalent (and often muddled) thinking about privacy.â€• (Sarah Igoauthor of The Known Citizen: A History of Privacy in Modern America)â€œPrivacy, or the intimatepolitics of power, is becoming more important with each day. If there is no privacy, there can be noresistance and thus no social progress. In this fine book, Cappello makes a lucid case for why weneed what Justice Louis Brandeis called â€˜the right to be left alone.â€â€• (Christian Parentiauthor of The Soft Cage: Surveillance in America from Slavery to the War on Terror) Read moreLawrence Cappello is assistant professor of US constitutionalÂ history at the University ofAlabama. He received his PhD from the City University of New York.Â Read more

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