Emily Clews – E-International Relations

Torture and the Impact of 24 on America After 9/11

Jan 6, 2014

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in Essays, Foreign Policy, International Security, Terrorism and Crime

A myth of torture is represented on 24, outlining the practice as physically effective and justified to fight terrorism. This has impacted American attitudes and beliefs over time.

Successfully Implementing Ethical Foreign Policy

Oct 31, 2013

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Emily Clews

in Essays, Europe, Foreign Policy, Identity Politics, Regions

Rather than as a consistent and self-standing construction, ethical foreign policy is dependent upon the underlying domestic and political context of the State in question.

‘Spooks’ and the Politics of Intelligence

May 11, 2013

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Emily Clews

in Essays, Europe, International Security, Regions

Aspects that mirror the ‘real world’ in the television series ‘Spooks’ blur the line between fantasy and reality while they allow the public to become aware of British intelligence operations.

Measuring British Intelligence Against Islamist Terror Threats

Mar 25, 2013

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Emily Clews

in Essays, Europe, International Security, Regions, Terrorism and Crime

British intelligence failures can be found chronologically and at all stages of the intelligence cycle, most notably the failure to prevent the 7/7 attacks.

Author: Emily Clews

Torture and the Impact of 24 on America After 9/11

Successfully Implementing Ethical Foreign Policy

‘Spooks’ and the Politics of Intelligence

Measuring British Intelligence Against Islamist Terror Threats