Democracy and Effectiveness: Adapting Intelligence for the Fight Against Terrorism
Bruneau_ADA484633_2008.pdf (139.6Kb)Abstract
Several countries in South America have recently undertaken reforms of their
intelligence systems, and other countries in the region are now beginning
similar reforms. While in most cases the initial motivation was to bring the
intelligence agencies under democratic civil control as one of the last
phases of democratic consolidation, civilian governments and military
leaders are today increasingly motivated to reform their intelligence
systems in order to better respond to threats from organized crime and
terrorism.
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