Intelligence and Corruption by Andrew Dalip

“…In performing these roles, intelligence agencies must also be mindful of their own vulnerability to corruption. …”
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The counter-terrorist campus: Securitisation theory and university securitisation – Three Models by Gearon, L

“…With intensified threats to global security from international terrorism, universities have become a focus for security concerns and marked as locus of special interest for the monitoring of extremism and counter-terrorism efforts by intelligence agencies worldwide. Drawing on initiatives in the United Kingdom and United States, I re-frame three – covert, overt and covert–overt – intersections of education, security and intelligence studies as a theoretical milieu by which to understand such counter-terrorism efforts. …”

Intelligence Collection Priorities in an Age of Renewed Superpower Conflict: Toward a More Expansive Perspective by Loch K. Johnson

“… The new global setting of the post-Cold War allowed the United States and its intelligence agencies to broaden the nation’s mandate to include the environment, health, the global economy, and terrorism, among other considerations---although the military might of Russia and China had by no means disappeared and considerable resources would remain focused on military threat assessments.  …”
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Reply to critics by Fabre, C

“…Second, it must provide an account of the means that intelligence agencies are morally permitted, indeed morally obliged, to use during those activities. …”

OPERATION “RYANAIR” by Andrei V. Manoilo

“…</strong> It has been established that, in terms of its scheme and manner of execution, the &ldquo;Ryanair case&rdquo; is identical to the operation &ldquo;Doping Scandal with WADA&rdquo; carried out by the US intelligence agencies against the Russian Federation in 2015 - 2018. …”
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Klasyczna teoria elit i pojęcie głębokiego państwa. Perspektywy badawcze na przykładzie Turcji i Włoch by Szymon Helma

“…An analysis of the historical context based on Italian and Turkish experiences with deep-state entities like mafia and intelligence agencies helps us understand dysfunctional elites in action. …”
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ROLE AND PURPOSE OF NSICOP IN CANADIAN NATIONAL SECURITY by Lisa-Marie Inman, Jennifer Kleniewski

“…The key points discussed were the committee's mandate to provide increased parliamentary oversight over the activities of Canadian intelligence agencies, the content and release of its annual and special reports, and the nonpartisan and representative nature of the committee's composition.   …”
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Hezbollah and Russian intelligence collaboration: a complex nexus by Anastasios-Nikolaos Kanellopoulos

“… This paper delves into the intricate relationship between Hezbollah, the Shiite militant organization based in Lebanon, and Russian Intelligence Agencies (RIA). The collaboration between Hezbollah and RIA represents a complex interplay of geopolitical interests, regional dynamics, and strategic objectives. …”
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Extremism and Intelligence by Julian Richards

“…For security and intelligence agencies, the management challenges posed by the evolving picture are complex and multi-faceted. …”
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THE FAILURE OD THE INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY OF THE UNITED STATES ON SEPTEMBER 11. SYSTEMIC OR HUMAN FLAWS? by FRANKLIN BARRIENTOS RAMÍREZ

“…Among the aws and mistakes of the security and intelligence agencies, organizational, cultural, systemic and human flaws were detected.…”
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BALANCING NATIONAL SECURITY INTERESTS WITH PRIVACY, THE CHARTER AND RULE OF LAW: BUILDING CHECKLISTS INTO OPERATION PLANNING by Justin Dubois

“…The key points discussed were the Intelligence Commissioner Act, the role of the Intelligence Commissioner in providing quasi-judicial review of certain activities of intelligence agencies, and the Intelligence Commissioner’s use of the principles of necessity, proportionality, and reasonableness to guide its decision-making process.   …”
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Protection from ‘Fake News’: The Need for Descriptive Factual Labeling for Online Content by Matthew Spradling, Jeremy Straub, Jay Strong

“…So-called ‘fake news’—deceptive online content that attempts to manipulate readers—is a growing problem. A tool of intelligence agencies, scammers and marketers alike, it has been blamed for election interference, public confusion and other issues in the United States and beyond. …”
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Neprijateljska propaganda, napadi na organe reda i propagandno delovanje stranih obaveštajnih službi u socijalističkoj Jugoslaviji 1953–1973. by Srđan Cvetković

“…The phenomena to blame for “corrupting Yugoslav youth” were to a significant extent the activities of “foreign intelligence agencies”, as well as the activities of Yugoslav political emigration.…”
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Terrorism and the proportionality of internet surveillance by Brown, Ian, Korff, Douwe

“…As the Internet has become a mainstream communications mechanism, law enforcement and intelligence agencies have developed new surveillance capabilities and been given new legal powers to monitor its users. …”

Les chercheurs face à la surveillance d’État : état des lieux et contre-mesures by Félix Tréguer, Camille Noûs

“…Since the 2013 disclosures of whistleblower Edward Snowden on the surveillance practices of Western intelligence agencies, the exposure of the field of social science to state surveillance – implemented by judiciary and police authorities, and more broadly justified by public safety imperatives – has received growing attention at the international level. …”
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Terrorism and the proportionality of Internet surveillance by Brown, I, Korff, D

“…As the Internet has become a mainstream communications mechanism, law enforcement and intelligence agencies have developed new surveillance capabilities and been given new legal powers to monitor its users. …”

Intelligence, global terrorism and higher education: neutralising threats or alienating allies? by Johnson, D, Saeed, T

“…This article draws on narratives of Muslim students, their experiences of existing counterterrorism policies, to examine the effects of the new security framework and asks whether there is another way – a broader framework in which intelligence agencies and academic institutions can pool resources, not to improve statecraft, but to respond more effectively to threats, both known and unknown.…”

The Role of the Media and Civil Society in Intelligence Accountability by Jaseff Raziel Yauri-Miranda

“… This article analyses the accountability of intelligence agencies in Spain and Brazil. Drawing from critical intelligence studies, this article will argue that the goal of accountability is to expand legitimacy by incorporating the civil society. …”
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A Challenge to the Modern Constitutional System of Germany: The Activities of the Muslim Brotherhood by L. A. Andreeva

“…Based on the materials studied by German intelligence agencies, conclusions are drawn on the creation of an extensive  network of organizations controlled by the Muslim Brotherhood, while publicly denying any connection with this  movement. …”
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MONEY LAUNDERING AS ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF TERRORISM by Jelena Dinić

“…Due to the global nature of the problem of money laundering and terrorist financing, preventive mechanisms include cooperation of financial intelligence agencies and international organizations as well as strengthening of national institutions that are dealing with this problem. …”
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