Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, (2018). First edition - A book which looks at how the actions which our government takes overseas in the name of defense - actions that would not be permissible within national borders - still come back to erode our civil rights. "Using cases ranging from militarizing police, using drones for surveillance, and exercising elements of torture in American prisons, Coyne and Hall lend an economic lens to their research to show how foreign interventions and domestic policy decisions are becoming increasingly intertwinedi n their eyes at a significant cost to the American public....[T]hey raise questions about how a country can act violently throughout the world while still claiming to respect the liberties and rights of its own citizens." (W. Miller Choice) Extensive notes, references, index. xv, 257 pp. ISBN: 978-1503605275.