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9780130460783

Betting on America : Why the U. S. Can Be Stronger after September 11

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  • ISBN13:

    9780130460783

  • ISBN10:

    0130460788

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2002-01-01
  • Publisher: Financial Times Prentice Hall

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Summary

Authors examine the long-term impact of 9-11 at every level, from our most private personal relationships to the choices we make as a society, as we seek to respond to new threats without compromising our most cherished values. Shows us how the lessons of history can help us act more wisely, more realistically, and with greater confidence.

Author Biography

James W. Cortada, an executive at IBM, is a leading authority on the use, management, and history of information technology. Edward Wakin, professor of communications at Fordham University, has authored or co-authored more than 20 books and scores of magazine articles on social and business issues.

Table of Contents

Preface ix
The Bumpy Road to a New Normalcy
1(36)
Technology: The Great Facilitator
7(3)
Terrorism and Technology
10(3)
The Rise of Globalization
13(3)
The Problems of Globalization
16(5)
The Upside of Globalization
21(4)
Empowerment of the Individual
25(3)
9-11 and Arab-American Relations
28(3)
A Breeding Ground for Terrorists
31(6)
Feeling Our Way
37(24)
Foundations of Everyday Life
40(2)
Predictability
42(3)
Trust
45(1)
Security---Feeling at Home
46(2)
How Things Changed
48(5)
Unpredictability
53(1)
Suspicion
54(2)
Insecurity and After
56(5)
Renewing our Ways of Thinking
61(30)
Weighing the Odds
64(6)
Figuring out a Response
70(6)
The Challenge of Knowing Thyself
76(8)
Pessimism Versus Optimism
84(4)
Looking to the Future
88(3)
Finding Our Way at Work
91(38)
What the New Normalcy Means for Business
94(7)
The Changing Nature of Work
101(7)
Decentralization of Work
108(7)
The New Role of Government
115(5)
New Opportunities and Lost Causes
120(9)
Leveraging America's Resources
129(34)
A Nation of Joiners
131(9)
National Security and Homeland Defense
140(8)
Getting it all Together
148(8)
What to do About Terrorists
156(7)
Forward on the Economic Front
163(30)
A Personal Economic Agenda
165(12)
Preserving and Enhancing the Nation's Economy
177(8)
Work, Business, and National Wealth
185(8)
From Our Leaders
193(28)
Leading the Way
197(7)
A Business Case
204(1)
A Leadership Inventory
205(16)
A National and Personal Agenda
221(28)
Fear Conquered and Things to do
226(3)
The Role of Information And Physical Security
229(13)
An Age of Decency?
242(2)
An American Time, Some Final Thoughts
244(5)
Index 249

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