Who Watches the Watchmen? The New Intelligence Oversight
Out now from Oxford University Press, Global Intelligence Oversight: Governing Security in the Twenty-First Century is a look at the ways that nations around the world supervise their spies. The product of a partnership between NYU School of Law and the Wilson Center, this volume offers case studies that stretch from Israel to Australia, alongside essays on key emerging topics in intelligence, including the rise of powerful, privacy-minded technology companies. Join us for a conversation with co-editors Zachary Goldman and Samuel Rascoff as we discuss the book, the future of oversight, and the changes now sweeping world intelligence communities.
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National Security Correspondent, The New York Times, and former Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar
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