CIA

A Critique of the Surveillance Flap

Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones • Jun 30 2013 • Articles

Despite recent revelations by Edward Snowden, the program of mass surveillance by the NSA and its affiliates is new only in its scale and technical characteristics, not in its intent.

Interview – Nick Pratt

E-International Relations • Jun 27 2013 • Features

Colonel Nick Pratt discuses successful counter-insurgency practices, the Obama administration’s drone program, women terrorists, and future international security threats.

Review – The CIA on Campus

David N. Gibbs • Jun 18 2013 • Features

The contributors to The CIA on Campus explore the costs of the US victory in the Cold War, notably the way that the US intelligence services infiltrated and to some degree corrupted US universities.

The Petraeus Scandal

Harvey M. Sapolsky • Nov 21 2012 • Articles

David Petraeus was thought to be a possible Republican US presidential or vice presidential candidate. This affair has ruined such opportunities, but it will not stop him from being part of the discussion of future national security issues.

The untidy dystopias of anti-terrorism: Italian State Secrets, CIA Covert Operations, and the Criminal law in the Abu Omar Judgment

Francesco Messineo • Aug 4 2010 • Articles

Glimpses of post-9/11 anti-terrorism machinery are not particularly edifying, whatever one’s views. The real solution to terrorism is more rule of law, not less.

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