Colchester, Essex CO43SQ
United Kingdom
University of Essex
de facto states, human rights law, international humanitarian law
intelligence, accountability, compliance, behavioural analysis, decision-making, regulation
black sites, secret detention, war on terror, extraordinary rendition, CIA, international law, state responsibility, human rights, international humanitarian law, Guantánamo Bay, counter-terrorism
intelligence community, international law, legitimation, normative actor, accountability
Strategic legal justification, Liberal international order, Informal legal change, Double standards, Use of force, State violence
Mass Surveillance, Privacy, Proceduralism, Essence, National Security
State responsibility. Intelligence cooperation, Accountability, Remedy, Human security, Human dignity
