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- Video Games and the Attack on America by Marc Prensky, 09/17/2001
- Moral Panic, Cultural Backlash and Reconstructing Video Games by Kurt Squire, 09/16/2001
- Politics Not Symptoms: The Revolution will be Medicalized by Joseph Dumit, 09/21/2001
Other Writers
- The Making of a Hawk, by David Talbot, Salon,1/3/02
- Hysteria and the Myth of Absolute Security, by Nathan Newman, 12/31/2001
- The World After September 11, by Noam Chomsky, 12/8/2001
- On The Bombings by Noam Chomsky, 09/11/2001
- Atrocities may be Designed to Provoke America into Costly Military Adventure by Robert Fisk, 09/12/2001
- The Enemy Beneath by Rich Karlgaard, Forbes Magazine, 10/15/2001
Other Sites
- It's a wonderful life as Hollywood enlists its heroes to lift the spirit of America: Oscar winner's rousing montage of film clips is just what the president ordered, by Duncan Campbell, The Guardian, 12/18/01
- U.S. wants its MTV to get message out in Arab world November 19, 2001. On CNN's web site.
- A report listing unAmerican statments by academics and students as the basis for arguing for mandatory teaching of Western Civilization/US History to college students: http://www.plastic.com/article.pl?sid=01/11/14/2223221 http://www.goacta.org/Reports/defciv.pdf
- Tracking of restrictions on free speech since 9/11 by The Electronic Freedom Foundation
- Effects of 9-11 on Leading Search Engines by Richard W. Wiggins
- Anti-Attack Fed Push Carnivore by Declan McCullagh, Wired.com, 09/12/2001
- Fed OKs FBI Net Spying by Declan McCullagh, Wired.com, 09/14/2001
- World War III by Thomas Friedman, The New York Times, 09/13/2001
- Imagining the Next War: Infrastructional Warfare and the Conditions of Democracy by Phil Agre, University of California at Los Angeles
- Shoulder to Shoulder Editorial from The Daily Telegraph, 09/14/2001
- What War Powers Does The President Have? from Slate.com, 09/13/2001
- Decentralism
Against Terrorism - First Lessons from the 9/11 Attack, News Forge
- What
does it all mean? Salon
- Why the Bombings Mean That We Must Support My Politics, Adequacy
- With Freedom and Justice For All: The America We Must Protect by Charles Haynes, The Freedom Forum, 09/16/2001
- Where They Came From by Michael Ignatieff, New York Times, 09/16/2001
- Times Like This, Remember History's Lessons by Daniel J. Jennings, Accuracy in Media, 09/12/2001
- The Second Chance the United States Cannot Afford to Pass Up by Paul M. Weyrich, Free Congress Foundation, 09/14/2001.
- Finding Our Enemy by Robert Reich, 09/13/2001 on Public Radio International's Marketplace, distributed by Minnesota Public Radio
- Life, Liberty and the Obligation to Protect Both by Harold Meyerson, American Prospect
- Taking Liberties: Fear and the Constitution by Natasha Hunter, American Prospect
- ACLU Joins Nation in Horror over Terrorist Attacks by Anthony Romero
- When Repetition Is Helpful Rather Than Annoying, The New York Times, 09/17/01
- Media face Dilemma in Patriotic Displays by David Folkenflik, 09/18/2001
- On Standing Behind the President by Jesse Berney, 09/12/2001
- Fear and Loathing, by Martin Amis, 09/18/2001
- Bishop Wants U.N. Gathering Against Terror, Aftenposten (Norway), 09/17/2001
- President Bush's Address to Joint Session of Congress, 09/20/2001
- The Press and the Pentagon, hosted by Walter Cronkite, 1995 discussion on the military's relationship with the media
- What Is There to Hide? by Walter Cronkite, 1991 critique of military censorship regarding US involvement in foreign affairs, especifically Saudi Arabia
