Fortress America: How We Embraced Fear and Abandoned Democracy
In Fortress America, Elaine Tyler May examines how fear has influenced American society and politics. The book considers the cost of prioritizing security and anxiety over democratic principles, offering a thoughtful historical perspective on the nation’s changing relationship with fear, freedom, and public life.
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Fortress America: How We Embraced Fear and Abandoned Democracy explores the relationship between fear and American democracy.
Elaine Tyler May considers how a culture shaped by anxiety can influence public life and political values.
The book focuses on the consequences of embracing fear while moving away from democratic ideals.
It offers a historical and social perspective on the tension between security and democracy in the United States.
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