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Tags: Bureau of Public Secrets, Intelligence, US

What Uncle Sam Wants to Know About You

Tags: Capitalism, CIA, corporations, Deportation, Intelligence, multi-national, surveillance, US

Paper No. 2: Military Education and the Counter Insurgency Connection at Cardiff

Tags: Army, Cardiff, Intelligence, militarisation, Military, Officers training corps, Radicalism, students, universities, Wales

The Last Days of Belfast's Spy in the Sky

Tags: Belfast, British, Intelligence, Ireland, MI5, monitoring, Official Secrets Act, spies, spying, surveillance

Truth and Consequence

Tags: HSFR, Intelligence, MUST, sciences, Security, Sweden, Swedish council for Research, Swedish military

Citizens in Arms: The Home Guard and the Internal Security of the United Kingdom, 1940-1941

Tags: Dad's Army, Home Guard, Intelligence, Invasion, national security, surveillance

Intelligence and Security in Ireland, 1922 - 1945

Tags: Intelligence, Ireland, Irish State, Second world war, Security, subversion, War, WW2

Lessons after GCHQ

Article on new 'security snoopers' network overleaf by Duncan Campbell and Steve Connor; it is unclear if likely that the titled article is also by them.

Tags: computing, GCHQ, Intelligence, Security, Thatcher, Trades Union Council, TUC, Unions

Spooks Down Under

Tags: ASIS, Australia, CIA, Espionage, Intelligence, Secret Service, SIS

MI5'S Official Secrets: Programme Script

Television documentary script produced by Claudia Milne and Geoffrey Seed, narrated by Hugo Young. Potentially late 70's or early 80's

Tags: 20/20 Vision, Formal Rules, Intelligence, MI5, Official Secrets, organising, Script, Secret Services, surveillance, television, Violations

Intelligence Elites and Public Accountability: Relationships of Influence with Civil Society

Tags: Accountability, Civil Society, Intelligence, Journalism, Media, surveillance, technology, torture

The Technology of Political Control

Tags: Intelligence, Military, Prevention of Terrorism Act, riot control, Strong State, surveillance, technology

The Exceptional and Draconian Became the Norm

Tags: counter-terrorism, EU, G8, Intelligence

Citizen in Arms: The Home Guard and the Internal Security of the United Kingdom, 1940-41

Article, extracted from 'Intelligence and National Security, Vol. 6, No. 3, (1991), pp. 548-572

Tags: Home Guard, Intelligence, Invasion, national security, WW2

Seven Days: "Dirty Days in Ireland"

Article

Tags: Article, Intelligence, Kenneth Littlejohn

Countering Civil Rights

Pamphlet outlining the emerging 'counter-terrorism' regime in G8 countries.

Tags: anti-terrorism, civil rights, counter-terrorism, EU, G8, Intelligence, terrorism

The Intelligence Game: Illusions and Delusions of International Espionage

New material on favouritism shown by US and UK towards Iraq in Iraq-Iran war.

Tags: America, Britain, Espionage, Intelligence, Iran-Iraq War, Iraq, national security

Philby: The Hidden Years

Covers Philby's intelligence operations for the Soviet Union and for Britain.

Tags: Intelligence, Philby, Secrecy, SIS, Volkov Albanian Incidents

Interception of Communications Act 1985 - Report of the Commissioner for 1991

Review 1985-91 Issue of new warrants Interception in practise 1991

Tags: crime/prevention, Intelligence, Security

KGB, CIA, MOSSAD, DINA, BOSS, SIS... WHO ARE THE SECRET POLICE? HOW POWERFUL ARE THEY? WHAT ARE THEIR AIMS? STATES OF SIEGE MODELS OF EFFICIENCY FROM SAVAK TO SAVAMA PUTTING THE HUMAN FACTOR IN ITS PLACE SAFE HOUSES, BACKGROUND MUSIC, AND ATHLETIC…

Tags: Intelligence, US, USSR

THE RAINBOW WARRIOR AFFAIR

WHO SANK THE RAINBOW WARRIOR.. AND WHY.....?

Tags: FRANCE, Intelligence, NEW ZEALAND, Nuclear

Guns, Lies and Spies

The Supergun Affair by the engineer in charge of the project.

Tags: Arms, Intelligence, Iraq, UK, US

Spooks: the private use of secret agents

Tags: Intelligence

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Capability Portfolio

The Comic Book of MI5

Access to Communications Data

Leaving the War on Terror: A Progressive Alternative to Counter-Terrorism Policy

Double Reflection: Preface to the Subjective Aspect of Pratical-Critical Activity