Intelligence Oversight in Times of Transnational Impunity : Who Will Watch the Watchers? (Paperback)

Introduction  1. From radical contention to deference: A sociogenesis of intelligence oversight in the United States (1967-1981)  2. Transformations of the transnational field of secret services: The Reasons for a systemic crisis of legitimacy?  3. The code of silence: Transnational autonomy and oversight of signals intelligence  4. From abuse to trust and back again: Intelligence scandals and the quest for oversight  5. An analysis of post-Snowden civil society accountability 6. Transversal intelligence oversight in the United States: Squaring the circle?  7. The anatomy of political impunity in New Zealand  8. Liberty, equality, and counter-terrorism in France  9. Intelligence oversight collaboration in Europe  10. Torture and security service mass surveillance