Democracy and effectiveness : adapting intelligence for the fight against terrorism / Thomas C Bruneau
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 21, No 3, Fall 2008, pp.448-460 (117)Summary: Discussion of the changes being undertaken in several south American security services; initially these were done to bring intelligence agencies under democratic control, but more recent reforms are driven by the need to respond better to organised crime and terrorism.
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Discussion of the changes being undertaken in several south American security services; initially these were done to bring intelligence agencies under democratic control, but more recent reforms are driven by the need to respond better to organised crime and terrorism.
S-AMERICA, TERRORISM, INTEL
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