Secrecy may be necessary when openness would be counter-productive

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Transparency and Secrecy in Government
Secrecy is warranted in some but not all circumstances
Secrecy may be necessary when openness would be counter-productive
Full openness would make it easier for terrorists to commit atrocities
Sometimes it is possible to do good only in secret
Successful negotiation sometimes requires opacity
Determining the boundary/threshold?
Degree of openness necessary to build and sustain trust in government
Degree of openness necessary to make those in power behave better
In general a more transparent government is likely to be a better one
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