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Creating a model democratic alternative to the surveillance state
ABSTRACT Faced with a global decline in the principles of equality, freedom, transparency, and accountability, democracies must respond by turning their attention inward – and crafting a model that leads by example. Dealing with the advent of 21st-century surveillance methods is a place to start, because it presents both issues of justice and equity at home and novel national security threats abroad. This analysis offers an initial roadmap for American and aligned countries’ policymakers to pursue the democratic surveillance ideal.