Democratic Control of Intelligence Services

Contents: Preface, Ambassador Theodor H. Winkler; Part I Introduction: Controlling and overseeing intelligence services in democratic states, Marina Caparini; The need for efficient and legitimate intelligence, Fred Schreier. Part II Reforms in Eastern Europe: Control and oversight of security intelligence in Romania, Larry L. Watts; Transformation of the Polish secret services: from authoritarian to informal power networks, Andrzej Zybertowicz; Reforming the intelligence services in Bulgaria: the experience of 1989-2005, Nikolai Bozhilov; The aftermath of 1989 and the reform of intelligence: the Czechoslovakian case, Oldrich CernA1/2. Part III Reforms in the West: The United States Department of Defense intelligence oversight programme: balancing national security and constitutional rights, George B. Lotz II; Checks and imbalances? Intelligence governance in contemporary France, Hans Born and Thorsten Wetzling; Parliamentary oversight of the Norwegian secret and intelligence services, Ambassador Leif Mevik and Hakon Huus-Hansen. Part IV Parliamentarians: Parliamentary and external oversight of intelligence services, Hans Born; The UK's intelligence and security committee, Ian Leigh; Democratic and Parliamentary accountability of intelligence services after 9/11, Peter Gill. Part V Data Protection: Public oversight and national security: comparative approaches to freedom of information, David Banisar; Reconciliation and developing public trust in Hungary: opening state security files, LA!szlA^3 Majtenyi; Part VI Conclusion: Intelligence services: strengthening democratic accountability, Hans Born and Fairlie Jensen; Bibliography; Index.

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