Legislating to communicate: Plain English guidelines explicated using the USA Patriot Act 2001 by Edwin Tanner

“…Examples are taken from the USA Patriot Act 2001 to explicate and validate them and to assess whether that Act is expressed clearly, simply, and precisely. …”
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La réponse sécuritaire de l’administration Bush : l’USA PATRIOT Act et les libertés individuelles by Alice GAIRARD-BERNARD

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A CENSURA NA BIBLIOTECONOMIA: ANÁLISE E CAMINHOS A SEREM SEGUIDOS by Olugbenga I. Ademodi

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CENSORSHIP ISSUE IN LIBRARIANSHIP: ANALYSIS AND THE WAY FORWARD by Olugbenga I. Ademodi

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A Comparative View of Terrorist Acts and Legislative Measures Countering this Phenomenon in Albania and the United States of America by Lirime Çukaj

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Quand la liberté de lire est menacée : la lutte de la Campaign for Reader Privacy contre l’article 215 de la loi USA PATRIOT. by Cécile Cottenet

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Matthew Potolsky’s The National Security Sublime: On the Aesthetics of Government Secrecy (review) by Nolan Higdon

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Topical Aspects of the Legal protection of Personal Data in the European Union, the United States and Russia by Mikhail M. Birukov

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TAKE ACTION NOW! Becoming a Legislative Advocate for Libraries by Emily Ford

“…You may have seen e-mails asking you to fill out a web form asking legislators to continue funding LSTA, or you may have recently seen e-mails about USA PATRIOT Act reforms. But [...]…”
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Freedom is not free: Estados Unidos, libertad y seguridad post 11/9 by María Luisa Parraguez Kobek

“…Neoconservatism in domestic and international affairs is highlighted by the examples of the USA PATRIOT Act and the Department of Homeland Security. …”
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Will you accept the government's friend request? Social networks and privacy concerns. by David A Siegel

“…Concurrently, new anti-terrorism laws, such as the USA Patriot Act, ask citizens to surrender substantial claim to privacy in the name of greater security. …”
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« C’est eux contre nous » ou « Qui a peur de qui ? » : la rhétorique post-11 septembre de l’administration américaine vue par la caricature de presse by Dominique CADINOT

“…However, despite the context, on December 15th, three months after the attacks, Atlanta’s major daily newspaper, TheAtlanta Journal-Constitution, ran an editorial cartoon drawn by Mike Luckovich questioning John Ashcroft’s management of the USA PATRIOT Act. The apparent purpose of the caricature is to satirize the way the Arab or Muslim communities are stigmatized as “enemies within” and to critique the artificial dichotomy used by the administration: “Us versus them”. …”
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Terrorist financing and perceptions on islamic financial institutions / Normah Omar. by Omar, Normah

“…In the United States of America (USA) for example, following the attacks on September 11, the US government enacted the USA PATRIOT Act, which is basically designed to prevent the use of the US financial system to help fund terrorism and other crimes. …”
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Editorial by Katherine Bullock

“…With the introduction of the USA PATRIOT Act, which allows the government unprecedented opportunities to spy on people, greatly infringing upon their civil liberties, the treatment of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay, racial profiling, and the harassment and deportation of Muslims residing in the country, the Bush administration appears to be leading the “free world” into a new variant of right-wing authoritarian government. …”
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Cyberspace and cybersecurity / by Kostopoulos, George K.