Studying torture, intelligence and media manipulation in the war on terror
Strategic political communication, intelligence and its discontents: Manipulating and challenging intelligence
The rise of the torture-intelligence nexus
The sousveillance failure of John Walker Lindh
The surprise of sousveillance at Abu Ghraib and the struggle to contain it
The persistence of sousveillance: Baha Mousa and torture in the British military
The absence of sousveillance: Binyam Mohamed and British intelligence agencies: complicity in torture
Conclusion.
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Torture, intelligence and sousveillance in the War on Terror : agenda-building struggles by Vian Bakir. ISBN 9781409422556. Published by Ashgate Publishing in 2013. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
