1st Edition
The Ethics of National Security Intelligence Institutions Theory and Applications
1. Institutionalising Intelligence Ethics: The Case for a Just Intelligence Theory
Adam Henschke and Patrick F. Walsh
Part One: Concepts and Principles for Just Intelligence Institutions
2. On National Security Intelligence: Concepts and Contexts
Seumas Miller
3. On Just Intelligence Operations: Exceptions and Explanations
Adam Henschke
4. National Security Intelligence Activity: The Principles of Discrimination, Necessity, and Proportionality
Seumas Miller
Part Two: Principles of Just Intelligence Institutions in Action
5. Espionage: Ends and Means
Seumas Miller
6. Covert Action: The Ethics of Secret National Security Operations
Andrew Alexandra
7. PSYOP and Intelligence Institutions
Andrew Alexandra
Part Three: The Future of Intelligence and the Evolution of Intelligence Institutions
8. Privacy as Digital Sovereignty: Rethinking Privacy for International Intelligence
Adam Henschke
9. Beyond Independence: The Ethics of Trustworthy Intelligence Institutions
Adam Henschke
10. Changing Practices, Disruptive Technologies, and the Evolution of Intelligence Institutions
Adam Henschke, Patrick F. Walsh and Roger Bradbury
11. The Future of Intelligence Practice: Concluding Lessons for Just Intelligence Institutions
Patrick F. Walsh and Adam Henschke
Biography
Adam Henschke is an Assistant Professor with the Philosophy Section at the University of Twente in the Netherlands.
Seumas Miller is a Professor with the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security at Charles Sturt University, in Australia, and a Distinguished Research Fellow at Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics at Oxford University.
Andrew Alexandra is an Adjunct Senior Fellow with the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies at Melbourne University, in Australia.
Patrick F. Walsh is Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies with the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security at Charles Sturt University, in Australia.
Roger Bradbury is Emeritus Professor of Complex Systems Science with the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University in Australia.
