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The Snowden Reader

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by David P Fidler

Source: American Civil Liberties Union, A Message from Edward Snowden, One Year Later, June 4, 2014, https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/message-edward-snowden-one-year-later.

  Contributors

  FRED H. CATE is Distinguished Professor and the Ben C. Dutton Professor of Law at Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law. He specializes in information privacy and security law issues. Professor Cate served as director of the Indiana University Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research from 2003 until 2014, and he is the director of the Institute for Information Policy Research and codirector of the Center for Law, Ethics & Applied Research in Health Information.

  NICK CULLATHER is Professor of History and of International Studies at Indiana University. He is a historian of U.S. foreign relations, specializing in the history of intelligence, development, and nation building. His books include The Hungry World: America’s Cold War Battle Against Poverty in Asia. His current research project, First Line of Defense, is investigating the early history of the Central Intelligence Agency.

  DAVID P. FIDLER is the James Louis Calamaras Professor of Law at the Indiana University Maurer School of Law and is a Senior Fellow with the Center for Applied Cybersecurity Research. He specializes in international law, cyber security, cyberspace, counterinsurgency, biosecurity, weapons of mass destruction, and global health. He currently chairs the International Law Association’s Study Group on Cyber Terrorism and International Law. During 2015, Professor Fidler was a Visiting Fellow for Cybersecurity at the Council on Foreign Relations.

  LEE H. HAMILTON is director of the Center on Congress, Professor of Practice in the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and Distinguished Scholar in the School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University. From 1965 to 1999, he served the State of Indiana in the U.S. House of Representatives, where his chairmanships included the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Representative Hamilton was the Vice Chairman of the National Commission on Terrorists Attacks Upon the United States (the 9/11 Commission), and he is a member of the President’s Homeland Security Advisory Council, the CIA External Advisory Board, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Task Force on Preventing the Entry of Weapons of Mass Effect on American Soil.

  WILLIAM E. SCHEUERMAN is Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in the Department of Political Science at Indiana University. His research and teaching focus on modern political thought, German political thought, democratic theory, legal theory, and international political theory. His books include The Realist Case for Global Reform, Hans J. Morgenthau: Realism and Beyond, and Liberal Democracy and the Social Acceleration of Time.

  Index

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  ACLU v. Clapper

  Al Qaeda/al Qaida

  Alexander, Keith

  Amash-Conyers Amendment

  debate on

  American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)

  American Convention on Human Rights

  American people

  Amnesty International. See also Supreme Court: Clapper v. Amnesty International

  Apple

  Assange, Julian

  AT&T

  AURORAGOLD

  Australia

  Authoritarian countries

  Authoritarian governments

  Authoritarian regimes

  Authoritarian rivals

  Authoritarian states

  Authoritarianism

  Big Brother Watch and Others v. United Kingdom

  Big data

  Bill of Rights

  Binney, William

  Bolivia

  Brazil

  Bulk collection. See also Bulk surveillance; Mass surveillance

  Bulk metadata. See also Metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata program

  Bulk surveillance. See also Bulk collection; Mass surveillance

  BULLRUN

  Bush, George W.

  Bush administration

  Cameron, David

  Canada

  Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

  Checks and balances

  China

  Church Committee

  Civil and political rights. See also International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

  Civil disobedience

  liberal and republican theories of

  Snowden and

  Civil liberties

  Civil rights

  Clapper, James R.

  Classification

  Classified information

  Clinton, Hillary

  Cold War

  Congress

  Constitution (U.S.)

  Counterterrorism

  Crimea

  Critical infrastructure

  Cyber age

  Cyber attacks

  Cyber Command

  Cyber communications

  Cyber defense

  Cyber espionage. See also Espionage

  Cyber exploits

  Cyber infrastructure

  Cyber operations

  offensive

  U.S. policy on

  Cyber security

  Cyber technologies

  Cybersecurity

  Cybersecurity Framework

  Cyberspace

  Declassification

  Defense, Department of (DOD)

  Democracies

  Democracy

  Democratic societies

  Der Spiegel

  Digital

  Digital age

  Digital communications

  Digital data

  Digital information

  Digital realms

  Digital technologies

  Digital world

  Director of National Intelligence (DNI)

  Office of (ODNI)

  Drake, Thomas Andrew

  Dropbox

  East Germany

  Economic espionage. See also Industrial espionage

  Ecuador

  EINSTEIN

  Eisenhower administration

  Electronic Communications Privacy Act

  Electronic surveillance

  Ellsberg, Daniel

  Encryption

  Espionage. See also Cyber espionage; Economic espionage; Industrial espionage

  Espionage Act

  European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)

  Article 8 on privacy of

  European Court of Human Rights

  European Parliament

  Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs of

  Snowden testimony to

  European Union (EU)

  Executive branch

  Executive Order 12333

  Executive Order 13636

  Extradition

  Extremist terrorism. See also Terrorism

  Facebook

  Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

  Federalist Papers

  Fiber-optic cables

  Fifth Amendment

  First Amendment

  Five Eyes

  Foreign companies

  Foreign intelligence agencies

  Foreign policy. See also U.S. foreign policy

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Amendments Act

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Section 702

  PCLOB’s analysis of

  President Obama’s remarks on

  President’s Review Group recommendations on

  United States v. Mohamud ruling on

  USA FREEDOM Act’s provisions on

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC)

  order on telephone meta-data program of

  PCLOB analysis of

  President Obama’s remarks on

  in USA FREEDOM Act

  Verizon Order of

  Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review (FISCR)

  Foreign surveillanc
e

  Founding Fathers

  Fourth Amendment

  in ACLU v. Clapper

  in Klayman v. Obama

  in United States v. Mohamud

  France

  Franklin, Ben

  Freedom of expression

  Freedom of Information Act

  Freedom of speech

  Gandhi, Mahatma

  Gellman, Barton

  General warrants

  Geopolitics

  Germany

  Global Positioning System (GPS)

  Global terrorism. See also International terrorism; Terrorism

  Google

  Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)

  Grand jury subpoena

  Greenwald, Glenn

  Guardian, The

  Hamilton, Lee

  Homeland Security, Department of (DHS)

  Holder, Eric

  Hong Kong

  Huawei

  Human intelligence (HUMINT)

  Human rights. See also International human rights law

  Human Rights Act

  Human Rights Watch

  India

  Individual/personal privacy. See also Privacy

  Industrial espionage. See also Economic espionage

  Intellectual property. See also Trade secrets

  Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC)

  Intelligence community (IC). See also U.S. intelligence community

  Intelligence officials

  Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

  International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)

  Article 17 on privacy of

  International human rights law

  International law. See also International human rights law

  International Strategy for Cyberspace

  International Telecommunication Regulations

  International Telecommunication Union

  International terrorism. See also Global terrorism; Extremist terrorism; Terrorism

  Internet, the

  Internet censorship

  Internet communications

  Internet companies

  Internet freedom

  Internet governance

  Internet service provider (ISP)

  Internet services

  Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT)

  Islamic State

  Jefferson, Thomas

  Judiciary

  congressional committees of the

  Justice, Department of (DOJ)

  King, Martin Luther

  Klayman v. Obama

  Latin America

  Liberty

  balance between security and

  Lincoln, Abraham

  LinkedIn

  Loyalty programs

  Madison, James

  Mandiant

  Manning, Bradley/Chelsea

  Mass surveillance. See also Bulk collection; Bulk surveillance

  Mayer, Marissa

  McCarthy, Joseph

  Merkel, Angela

  Metadata. See also Bulk metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata program

  Microsoft

  Minimization procedures

  Multipolar balance of power

  Multipolarity

  MUSCULAR

  Mutual legal assistance treaty (MLAT)

  National Security Act

  National Security Advisor

  National Security Agency (NSA)

  activities under FISA of

  capabilities of

  cooperation with foreign intelligence agencies of

  cyber espionage by

  disclosed slides and documents of

  domestic surveillance activities of

  electronic surveillance targeting foreigners by

  expanded power of

  and ISC statement on PRISM

  legal authority of

  in PCLOB reports

  in PPD-20

  President Obama’s remarks on

  in President’s Review Group report

  in Snowden testimony to EU Parliament

  spying on foreign countries by

  and TEMPORA

  in U.S. federal court decisions

  and the Verizon Order

  weakening of cyberspace by

  National Security Council

  National security interests

  National security investigations

  National security letters

  National security politics

  fault lines in. See also U.S. national security

  National Security Staff

  New Zealand

  Nicaragua

  Nimitz, Chester

  Nimitz Commission

  9/11

  terrorists attacks on. See also September 11/11th

  9/11 Commission

  Nuremberg war crimes tribunal

  Obama, President

  remarks on review of SIGINT activities of

  Obama administration

  Onion Router, The

  Oversight

  EU Parliament recommendations concerning

  by the executive branch

  by the judicial branch

  by the legislative branch

  of national security letters

  need for stronger

  by PCLOB

  President Obama’s remarks on

  of the UK’s intelligence activities

  Parliament (UK)

  Pentagon Papers

  Petrobas

  Poitras, Laura

  Presidential Policy Directive/PPD-20

  text of

  Presidential Policy Directive/PPD-28

  President’s Review Group on Intelligence and Communications Technologies

  executive summary of report from

  PRISM

  Privacy

  advocates of

  and civil liberties

  of foreigners

  protections for

  reasonable/legitimate expectation(s) of

  right to

  and security

  of U.S. nationals/persons. See also Individual/personal privacy

  Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB)

  and the Electronic Communication Privacy Act

  and Executive Order 12333

  President Obama consultation with

  proposed organizational reform of

  and reform of the FISC

  and Section 215 of the USA PATRIOT Act

  and Section 702 of FISA

  Privacy interests

  Privacy law(s)

  Putin, Vladimir

  QUANTUM

  QUANTUMHAND

  QUANTUMINSERT

  QUANTUMTHEORY

  Reform Government Surveillance

  Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA)

  Roosevelt, Franklin

  Rousseff, Dilma

  speech to UN General Assembly by

  Rule of law

  Russia

  and Snowden

  Secrecy

  and democracy

  need for

  presidential commission on

  and transparency

  Security clearances

  Separation of powers

  September 11/11th. See also 9/11

  Signals intelligence (SIGINT)

  Silicon Valley

  Skype

  Smith v. Obama

  Snowden, Edward J.

  Attorney General’s letter about

  civil disobedience and

  foreign policy implications of leaks by

  as NSA contractor

  President Obama’s remarks about

  Russia granting asylum to

  statement at Moscow airport of

  statement on one-year anniversary of first disclosure of

  testimony to EU Parliament by

  Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT)

  Sovereignty

  Sprint

  State, De
partment of

  Stored Communications Act

  Stuxnet

  Supreme Court

  Clapper v. Amnesty International

  Riley v. California

  Smith v. Maryland

  United States v. Jones

  United States v. Miller

  Surveillance activities

  of EU members

  of foreign governments

  of GCHQ

  of NSA

  of the UK

  of the U.S.

  Surveillance policies

  Surveillance practices

  Surveillance programs

  of GCHQ

  of NSA

  of U.S.

  Surveillance reform

  SYNAPSE

  Targeting procedures

  Telephone/telephony metadata. See also Bulk Metadata; Metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata program

  Telephone/telephony metadata program. See also Bulk Metadata; Metadata; Telephone/telephony metadata

  TEMPORA

  Terrorism. See also Extremist terrorism; Global terrorism; International terrorism

  Terrorist attacks

  Terrorist organizations

  Terrorist Surveillance Program (TSP)

  Terrorists

  Third party doctrine

  Thoreau, Henry David

  Trade secrets. See also Intellectual property

  Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP)

  Transparency

  Treasury, Department of

  Truman, Harry

  Truman administration

  TURBINE

  TURMOIL

  TUTELAGE

  Twitter

  Ukraine

  United Kingdom (UK)

  United Nations (UN)

  General Assembly of

  High Commissioner for Human Rights of

  Human Rights Council of

  Security Council of

  Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms while Countering Terrorism of

  Special Rapporteur on the Promotion and Protection of the Right to Freedom of Opinion and Expression of

  UNICEF of

  Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR)

  Article 12 on privacy of

  UPSTREAM/“upstream”

  USA FREEDOM Act

  summary of

  USA PATRIOT Act

  USA PATRIOT Act Section 215

  ACLU v. Clapper ruling on

  Klayman v. Obama ruling on

  PCLOB analysis of

  President Obama’s remarks on

  President’s Review Group and

  USA FREEDOM Act and

  U.S. companies

  U.S. foreign policy

  U.S. government

  U.S. House of Representatives

  U.S. intelligence agencies

  U.S. intelligence community. See also Intelligence community (IC)

  U.S. national security

  U.S. person(s)

  U.S. Senate

  U.S.-China summit

  Venezuela

  Verizon

  Verizon Order

  Vietnam

  Vietnam war

  Walton, Judge Reggie B.

 

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