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: Open and ShutThe case for secrecy.... sometimes.
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Professor Noah Feldman writing in the New York Times Magazine last week (In Defence of Secrecy) wasn't defending the excessive government secrecy of the recent past, or arguing against greater transparency in financial markets. He was talking about getting the balance right- something the US and Australia both need to further address. Feldman provided some good examples to support theFull post as published by Open and Shut on February 18, 2009 (boomark / email).
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