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on the debate or forensic team, or simply engaging in lively discussions with friends, teens
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At Issue: Domestic
Surveillance
December 2014
ISBN: 9780737771633
PB ISBN: 9780737771640
The At Issue series includes a
wide range of opinions on a single
controversial subject. Each
volume includes primary and
secondary sources from a variety of perspectives—
eyewitnesses, scientific journals, government officials,
and many others. Extensive bibliographies and annotated
lists of relevant organizations to contact offer a gateway
to future research.
At Issue: Domestic Surveillance explores the worth of
domestic surveillance and how it impacts the country.
This volume also looks at the ethics of the National
Security Agency, as well as whether or not domestic
surveillance needs more oversight.
Opposing Viewpoints
In Context
This premier online resource
helps students analyze and
organize a broad variety of
data for conducting research,
completing assignments,
creating presentations, and
preparing for debates. Featuring
a topic page devoted to the
2015-16 National Debate Topic,
Gale's Opposing Viewpoints In Context offers dozens of pro/con
viewpoints on related subjects; hundreds of additional
relevant articles from newspapers, magazines, and academic
journals; links to videos and podcasts; and dozens of
bibliographic citations leading students to sources for
further research.
Visit the page at
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2015-2016 National Debate Topic
Those who do not know their
opponents' arguments do not
completely understand their own.
The National Federation of State High School Associations announced its 2015-16 policy debate topic:
SURVEILLANCE—RESOLVED: The United States federal government
should substantially curtail its domestic surveillance.