Intelligence and human rights in the era of global terrorism

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ISBN	0275992519 (pbk.)
ISBN	978080475994 (pbk.)
Call Number	JF1525.I6 I611 2008
Title	Intelligence and human rights in the era of global terrorism/ edited by Steve Tsang
Imprint	Westport, Conn. : Praeger Security International, 2008.
Physical	xv, 224 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Contents Note	Stopping global terrorism and protecting rights/ SteveTsang --Identifying and rectifying inadequacies --TheBritish quest for transparency/ Mark Urban --Lessonsfrom the Iranian case and the changing face of American intelligence/ Jack Caravelli --The wider politicalcontext --Political supervision of intelligence servicesin the United Kingdom/ John N.L. Morrison --Intelligence oversight in the United States/ Loch K. Johnson --Parliamentary oversight of intelligence : the Germanapproach/ Christian Heyer --An appropriate legal framework for dealing with modern terrorism and WMD/ Richard G. Stearns --Human rights and human intelligence/ Alex Danchev --Toward new intelligence systems --Preparing to meet new challenges/ Peter Wilson --Efficient resource allocation/ George Maior and SebastianHuluban --A new approach to intelligence assessment/ Isaac Ben-Israel --In search of a new intelligence system: the British experience/ Anthony Glees --Setting priorities in a world of changing threats/ Richard J. Aldrich
Subject	Intelligence service--Moral and ethical aspects
Subject	Human rights
Subject	Terrorism--Prevention
Coorperative Author	Tsang, Steve Yui-Sang,1959-
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