Machine derived contents note: Contents Preface Introduction I. Moral Dilemmas Prerequisites for Morally Credible Condemnations of Terrorism Stephen Nathanson II. The Public Response: Democratic Values, Patriotism, and Citizenship Terrorism and the Remaking of American Politics John Kenneth White The War on Terrorism and the New Patriotism Scott L. McLean III. Civil Liberties Americas Wartime Presidents: Politics, National Security, and Civil Liberties Jerome M. Mileur and Ronald Story Civil Liberties and the Judiciary in the Aftermath of September 11th Daniel Krislov Security vs. Liberty: 9/11 and the American Public Lynn M. Kuzma IV. Institutions and Public Policy On the Home Front: Institutional Mobilization to Fight the Threat of International Terrorism William J. Crotty Are We Safer Today?: Organizational Responses to Terrorism B. Guy Peters The Presidency Responds: The Implications of 9/11 for the Bush Administration's Policy Agenda Richard Powell Conclusion Contributors Index