Paul Todd is the author of World Power and Global Reach: US Security Policy in Southwest Asia.Jonathan Bloch co-authored British Intelligence and Covert Action, and was also a co-author of three chapters in the collection Dirty Work 2: The CIA in Africa.

• Introduction: Intelligence after 9-11 - A New Internationalism?Defining the ThreatAfter the Berlin WallIntelligence Agencies TodaySo, Why is the Issue of Intelligence and Security Still Important?Part I: 'Terrorism' - The Dark Side of Globalisation1. Terrorism and Intelligence - Siamese Twins?2. Islam and the Myth of Confrontation3. A New Internationalism? The US Experience Before and After 9-114. Western Europe - Rolling the New Bandwagon5. Israel - 'Manipulating the Bush Doctrine'6. A Clash of Bandwagons?Part II. Technologies of Surveillance7. Overview8. The Panoptic View - Satellite Surveillance on a Global Scale9. Echelon - Who's on the Watch List?10. Encryption and 'Backdoors'11. The Economic Backdoor - State Surveillance and the Private Sector12. The Third World, Human Rights and the Internet13. Intelligence and Law Enforcement - Breaking Down the Firewall14. The Dark Glass - Into the FuturePart III. US Intelligence: Back to the Future?15. The Gulf War and After: Grasping the 'Unipolar Moment'16. 'Redefining National Security' - Clinton and the Rise of Economic Intelligence17. Blowback 1: Iraq - 'Enormous Market Potential'18. Blowback 2 - Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Legacy of William Casey19. Latin America - Business as Usual?20. Intelligence Without Policy or Policy Without Intelligence?Part IV: The European Union - New Purpose, Old Methods?21. The UK22. France23. Germany and the European UnionPart V: Russia: from KGB to FSB and Back Again?24. The FSB: Two Coups and a Demise Exaggerated25. The SVR - 'Still in the Big Four'26. FAPSIPart VI: Israel: the Living Security Dilemma?27. The Main Services28. The Toll of 'Targeted Killings'29. Mossad's Global Reach30. The US Connection: 'Codenamed Jumbo'Part VII: Intelligence in the South: the Growth of the Virtual State31. The Middle East: the Hidden Hand Syndrome32. Syria: the Rise of the Mukhabarat State33. Iraq: 'a Sort of Frenzy'34. Palestine35. India and Pakistan: the Democratic Deficit36. Burma: Opposition and Micro-Management37. South Africa: the Democratic ChancePart VIII: Concluding Perspectives: Knowledge, Power and Accountability38. The New Iron Triangle39. Intelligence and Accountability: Bucking the Trend?40. Looking to the Future41. Annex: How to Research Your Intelligence AgencyIndex

Paul Todd is the author of World Power and Global Reach: US Security Policy in Southwest Asia.Jonathan Bloch co-authored British Intelligence and Covert Action, and was also a co-author of three chapters in the collection Dirty Work 2: The CIA in Africa.

• Introduction: Intelligence after 9-11 - A New Internationalism?Defining the ThreatAfter the Berlin WallIntelligence Agencies TodaySo, Why is the Issue of Intelligence and Security Still Important?Part I: 'Terrorism' - The Dark Side of Globalisation1. Terrorism and Intelligence - Siamese Twins?2. Islam and the Myth of Confrontation3. A New Internationalism? The US Experience Before and After 9-114. Western Europe - Rolling the New Bandwagon5. Israel - 'Manipulating the Bush Doctrine'6. A Clash of Bandwagons?Part II. Technologies of Surveillance7. Overview8. The Panoptic View - Satellite Surveillance on a Global Scale9. Echelon - Who's on the Watch List?10. Encryption and 'Backdoors'11. The Economic Backdoor - State Surveillance and the Private Sector12. The Third World, Human Rights and the Internet13. Intelligence and Law Enforcement - Breaking Down the Firewall14. The Dark Glass - Into the FuturePart III. US Intelligence: Back to the Future?15. The Gulf War and After: Grasping the 'Unipolar Moment'16. 'Redefining National Security' - Clinton and the Rise of Economic Intelligence17. Blowback 1: Iraq - 'Enormous Market Potential'18. Blowback 2 - Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Legacy of William Casey19. Latin America - Business as Usual?20. Intelligence Without Policy or Policy Without Intelligence?Part IV: The European Union - New Purpose, Old Methods?21. The UK22. France23. Germany and the European UnionPart V: Russia: from KGB to FSB and Back Again?24. The FSB: Two Coups and a Demise Exaggerated25. The SVR - 'Still in the Big Four'26. FAPSIPart VI: Israel: the Living Security Dilemma?27. The Main Services28. The Toll of 'Targeted Killings'29. Mossad's Global Reach30. The US Connection: 'Codenamed Jumbo'Part VII: Intelligence in the South: the Growth of the Virtual State31. The Middle East: the Hidden Hand Syndrome32. Syria: the Rise of the Mukhabarat State33. Iraq: 'a Sort of Frenzy'34. Palestine35. India and Pakistan: the Democratic Deficit36. Burma: Opposition and Micro-Management37. South Africa: the Democratic ChancePart VIII: Concluding Perspectives: Knowledge, Power and Accountability38. The New Iron Triangle39. Intelligence and Accountability: Bucking the Trend?40. Looking to the Future41. Annex: How to Research Your Intelligence AgencyIndex

Paul Todd is the author of World Power and Global Reach: US Security Policy in Southwest Asia.Jonathan Bloch co-authored British Intelligence and Covert Action, and was also a co-author of three chapters in the collection Dirty Work 2: The CIA in Africa.

• Introduction: Intelligence after 9-11 - A New Internationalism?Defining the ThreatAfter the Berlin WallIntelligence Agencies TodaySo, Why is the Issue of Intelligence and Security Still Important?Part I: 'Terrorism' - The Dark Side of Globalisation1. Terrorism and Intelligence - Siamese Twins?2. Islam and the Myth of Confrontation3. A New Internationalism? The US Experience Before and After 9-114. Western Europe - Rolling the New Bandwagon5. Israel - 'Manipulating the Bush Doctrine'6. A Clash of Bandwagons?Part II. Technologies of Surveillance7. Overview8. The Panoptic View - Satellite Surveillance on a Global Scale9. Echelon - Who's on the Watch List?10. Encryption and 'Backdoors'11. The Economic Backdoor - State Surveillance and the Private Sector12. The Third World, Human Rights and the Internet13. Intelligence and Law Enforcement - Breaking Down the Firewall14. The Dark Glass - Into the FuturePart III. US Intelligence: Back to the Future?15. The Gulf War and After: Grasping the 'Unipolar Moment'16. 'Redefining National Security' - Clinton and the Rise of Economic Intelligence17. Blowback 1: Iraq - 'Enormous Market Potential'18. Blowback 2 - Afghanistan, Pakistan and the Legacy of William Casey19. Latin America - Business as Usual?20. Intelligence Without Policy or Policy Without Intelligence?Part IV: The European Union - New Purpose, Old Methods?21. The UK22. France23. Germany and the European UnionPart V: Russia: from KGB to FSB and Back Again?24. The FSB: Two Coups and a Demise Exaggerated25. The SVR - 'Still in the Big Four'26. FAPSIPart VI: Israel: the Living Security Dilemma?27. The Main Services28. The Toll of 'Targeted Killings'29. Mossad's Global Reach30. The US Connection: 'Codenamed Jumbo'Part VII: Intelligence in the South: the Growth of the Virtual State31. The Middle East: the Hidden Hand Syndrome32. Syria: the Rise of the Mukhabarat State33. Iraq: 'a Sort of Frenzy'34. Palestine35. India and Pakistan: the Democratic Deficit36. Burma: Opposition and Micro-Management37. South Africa: the Democratic ChancePart VIII: Concluding Perspectives: Knowledge, Power and Accountability38. The New Iron Triangle39. Intelligence and Accountability: Bucking the Trend?40. Looking to the Future41. Annex: How to Research Your Intelligence AgencyIndex