Fortress America: How We Embraced Fear and Abandoned Democracy
In Fortress America, Elaine Tyler May explores how the United States has increasingly embraced fear, leading to policies and mindsets that prioritize security over democracy. The book traces the historical roots of this shift, revealing how it has weakened the nation's commitment to openness and freedom, transforming America into a more isolated fortress.
About This Book
Fortress America delves into the historical embrace of fear in the United States, tracing its impact on social and political life.
The book analyzes how this fear has influenced policies and attitudes, fostering a sense of abandonment from core democratic values.
Through a scholarly lens, it highlights the transformation of America into a more guarded and less inclusive society.
Elaine Tyler May provides insights into the cultural and historical factors driving these changes.
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