The Review: Volume 10Issue 2

Discussion on Nuclear Power, Rapid Technological Advancement, and Democratic Values

Discussion on Nuclear Power, Rapid Technological Advancement, and Democratic Values.

Discussion on State Action and the Constitutional Accountability of Private Utilities

Discussion on the panel discussion on State Action and the Constitutional Accountability of Private Utilities.

Discussion on The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency

Panel discussion on The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency.

Panel Discussion: Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy

Panel Discussion on Harold Relyea's article Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy.

Panel Discussion: Remedies for Private Intelligence Abuses: Legal and Ideological Barriers

Panel discussion on David Kairys and Julie Shapiro's article discussing the civil liberties issues of nuclear power developments.

Discussion: Nuclear Power and the Security Imperative

Transcript of the panel discussion on Stuart Diamond's article and the panelists' responses.

Discussion: The Civil Liberties Implications of Nuclear Power Development

Audience discussion on Part I of The Civil Liberties Implications of Nuclear Power Development Symposium.

Introduction: The Civil Liberties Implications of Nuclear Power Development

Brief introduction to symposium on the civil liberties implications of nuclear power development.

Panel: State Action and the Constitutional Accountability of Private Utilities

Panel on legal remedies to violations of constitutional protections to civil liberties.

Response to Remedies for Private Intelligence Abuses: Legal and Ideological Barriers

Responding to the arguments of David Kairys and Julie Shapiro. Peterzell raises questions about whether there was a true "intelligence community" among private anti-nuclear groups.

Remedies for Private Intelligence Abuses: Legal and Ideological Barriers

Fear of nuclear terrorism provides fodder for intelligence and security abuses on civil liberties, particularly those carried out by private actors.

Part Two: The Civil Liberties Issues

Definitions of civil liberties in context with the broader discussion of nuclear development and security issues

Part One: The Setting

Brief remarks on tension between nuclear development regulation, with a mind toward preventing security issues due to terrorism threats, and civil liberties

Nuclear Power: An Overview of the Principal Technical Concerns

Paper by a nuclear energy industry insider over his perception of the myths around nuclear energy that exist, including health, safety and proliferation.

Nuclear Power, Rapid Technological Advancement, and Democratic Values

Paper on the rapid technological advancement, growth of multinational corporations, and the consequences of these on democracy given nuclear energy.

Response: Nuclear Power and the Security Imperative

Commentary and responses to prior arguments regarding nuclear power, inadequate safeguards, and security issues implicating/infringing upon civil liberties

Nuclear Power and the Security Imperative

Security implications of commercial nuclear power; challenges to civil liberties; implications of the move toward nuclear power as emboldening the police state

Response to Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy

Response to Harold C. Relyea's arguments about the origins and development of atomic secrecy and civil liberties, and arguments illustrating the government's increasing secrecy.

Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy

The origins of atomic secrecy and the law surrounding atomic secrecy in light of civil liberties.

Civil Liberties Implications of Nuclear Power Development--Preface, The

Opening remarks for a symposium on the economic and noneconomic costs of nuclear development, in the wake of the Three Mile Island disaster.

Response to The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency

Response to John H. Barton's arguments about growth of government power affecting civil liberties; discussion of the fundamental change between the government and civil society

The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency

Evaluation of the ways in which civil liberties may be infringed upon by the growth of government power in response to the threat of a nuclear emergency.

N.Y.U. Review of Law & Social Change

Legal Scholarship for Systemic Change