Foreword. Intelligence, civil-intelligence relations, and democracy / Robert Jervis
Acknowledgments
Introduction. Intelligence reform : balancing democracy and effectiveness / Thomas C. Bruneau and Steven C. Boraz
Challenges to effective intelligence in modern democracies
Executive privilege : intelligence oversight in the United States / Steven C. Boraz
Rethinking judicial oversight of intelligence / Elizabeth Rindskopf Parker and Bryan Pate
U.S. intelligence prior to 9/11 and obstacles to reform / William J. Lahneman
Keeping "earthly awkwardness" : failures of intelligence in the United Kingdom / Peter Gill
Cultural legacies of French intelligence / Douglas Porch
Democratic control of intelligence in new democracies
Structural change and democratic control of intelligence in Brazil / Marco Cepik
Taiwan's intelligence reform in an age of democratization / Steven E. Phillips
Establishing democratic control of intelligence in Argentina / Priscila Carlos Brandão Antunes
Romania's transition to democracy and the role of the press in intelligence reform / Cristiana Matei
Transforming intelligence in South Africa / Kenneth R. Dombroski
Terrorism's threat to new democracies : the case of Russia / Mikhail Tsypkin
Ethical and moral issues in intelligence reform : the Philippines / Douglas J. Macdonald
Conclusion. Best practices : balancing democracy and effectiveness / Steven C. Boraz and Thomas C. Bruneau.
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