Pratap Chatterjee

Pratap Chatterjee, a TomDispatch regular, is executive director of CorpWatch and a board member of Amnesty International USA. He is the author of Halliburton’s Army and Iraq, Inc.

The three faces of drone war

Now, with the unexpected support of a small but growing group of former drone pilots, a campaign against ‘targeted killings’ might well take on a new life in the US.

By Pratap Chatterjee

/ 13 May 2014

Here we have an anatomy of a surveillance world that grows more, not less, powerful and full of itself with every passing moment and technological advance, a national security world whose global ambitions know no bounds.

By Tom Engelhardt and Pratap Chatterjee

/ 6 Feb 2014

The data hackers: mining your information for Big Brother

Raytheon's latest product is a software package eerily named "Riot" that claims to be able to predict where individuals are likely to go next, and who he or she is likely to communicate with, using technology that mines data from social networks like Facebook, Foursquare, and Twitter.

By Tom Engelhardt and Pratap Chatterjee

/ 9 Oct 2013

Pratap Chatterjee

The three faces of drone war

The wild west of surveillance

The data hackers: mining your information for Big Brother