Necessary Secrets: National Security, the Media, and the Rule of Law
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Necessary Secrets: National Security, the Media, and the Rule of Law
“Essential reading for anyone seriously interested in national security and freedom of the press.â€â€•Leonard Downie Jr., Washington Post
Gabriel Schoenfeld “brilliantly illuminates†(Wall Street Journal) a growing rift between a press that sees itself as the heroic force promoting the public’s “right to know†and a government that needs to safeguard information vital to the effective conduct of foreign policy. A masterful contribution to the enduring challenge of interpreting the First Amendment, Necessary Secrets offers a gripping account of how our national security, now and across the American past, has been compromised by disclosure of classified information.Technical Specifications
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