Dr. Edward Barrett is Director of Research at the United States Naval Academy’s Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership. An Air Force ROTC scholarship graduate of Notre Dame, he completed a PhD in political theory at the University of Chicago and is the author of numerous works on national security ethics. He served as an active-duty and Reserve C-130 instructor pilot, was recalled to active duty in 2003–5 for Operation Iraqi Freedom, and retired in 2013 as a colonel from the Air Force’s Directorate of Strategic Planning.

• Preface, Edward BarrettChapter 1. An Interview with Mr. Michael Morell, Former Deputy and Acting Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Michael MorellChapter 2. The Ethics of Espionage, CÉcile FabreChapter 3. A Contractualist Framework for Intelligence Ethics, Michael SkerkerChapter 4. The Torture Debate, David LubanChapter 5. Technology and the Moral Limits of Intelligence Collection, C. Anthony PfaffChapter 6. Ethical Reflections on Human Intelligence Gathering (HUMINT), Sir David OmandChapter 7. Secrecy, Deception, and Covert Action, Mitt ReganChapter 8. Jus Ad Vim and Measures Short of War, Helen FroweChapter 9. An Ethical Framework for Grey Zone Responses, Edward BarrettChapter 10. Truth-Telling during War: The Ethics of Propaganda and Media Warfare, Michael L. GrossChapter 11. Using Hostages in the Grey Zone: An Ethical Assessment, Tamar MeiselsChapter 12. The Evolution of Norms in Cyber Warfare: From Stuxnet to Solar Winds, George LucasChapter 13. The Ethics of Grey Zone Operations: Election Manipulation, Jens OhlinChapter 14. Lawfare in the Grey Zone, Orde Kittrie

Dr. Edward Barrett is Director of Research at the United States Naval Academy’s Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership. An Air Force ROTC scholarship graduate of Notre Dame, he completed a PhD in political theory at the University of Chicago and is the author of numerous works on national security ethics. He served as an active-duty and Reserve C-130 instructor pilot, was recalled to active duty in 2003–5 for Operation Iraqi Freedom, and retired in 2013 as a colonel from the Air Force’s Directorate of Strategic Planning.

• Preface, Edward BarrettChapter 1. An Interview with Mr. Michael Morell, Former Deputy and Acting Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Michael MorellChapter 2. The Ethics of Espionage, CÉcile FabreChapter 3. A Contractualist Framework for Intelligence Ethics, Michael SkerkerChapter 4. The Torture Debate, David LubanChapter 5. Technology and the Moral Limits of Intelligence Collection, C. Anthony PfaffChapter 6. Ethical Reflections on Human Intelligence Gathering (HUMINT), Sir David OmandChapter 7. Secrecy, Deception, and Covert Action, Mitt ReganChapter 8. Jus Ad Vim and Measures Short of War, Helen FroweChapter 9. An Ethical Framework for Grey Zone Responses, Edward BarrettChapter 10. Truth-Telling during War: The Ethics of Propaganda and Media Warfare, Michael L. GrossChapter 11. Using Hostages in the Grey Zone: An Ethical Assessment, Tamar MeiselsChapter 12. The Evolution of Norms in Cyber Warfare: From Stuxnet to Solar Winds, George LucasChapter 13. The Ethics of Grey Zone Operations: Election Manipulation, Jens OhlinChapter 14. Lawfare in the Grey Zone, Orde Kittrie

Dr. Edward Barrett is Director of Research at the United States Naval Academy’s Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership. An Air Force ROTC scholarship graduate of Notre Dame, he completed a PhD in political theory at the University of Chicago and is the author of numerous works on national security ethics. He served as an active-duty and Reserve C-130 instructor pilot, was recalled to active duty in 2003–5 for Operation Iraqi Freedom, and retired in 2013 as a colonel from the Air Force’s Directorate of Strategic Planning.

• Preface, Edward BarrettChapter 1. An Interview with Mr. Michael Morell, Former Deputy and Acting Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, Michael MorellChapter 2. The Ethics of Espionage, CÉcile FabreChapter 3. A Contractualist Framework for Intelligence Ethics, Michael SkerkerChapter 4. The Torture Debate, David LubanChapter 5. Technology and the Moral Limits of Intelligence Collection, C. Anthony PfaffChapter 6. Ethical Reflections on Human Intelligence Gathering (HUMINT), Sir David OmandChapter 7. Secrecy, Deception, and Covert Action, Mitt ReganChapter 8. Jus Ad Vim and Measures Short of War, Helen FroweChapter 9. An Ethical Framework for Grey Zone Responses, Edward BarrettChapter 10. Truth-Telling during War: The Ethics of Propaganda and Media Warfare, Michael L. GrossChapter 11. Using Hostages in the Grey Zone: An Ethical Assessment, Tamar MeiselsChapter 12. The Evolution of Norms in Cyber Warfare: From Stuxnet to Solar Winds, George LucasChapter 13. The Ethics of Grey Zone Operations: Election Manipulation, Jens OhlinChapter 14. Lawfare in the Grey Zone, Orde Kittrie