IntelArchive Weekly Digest — 60 new items · 25 May 2026

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Intelligence Studies Database Weekly Digest  ·  25 May 2026  ·  60 new items 📚 Recently Added Publications Here are the latest additions to the IntelArchive Intelligence Studies Database. Blog post (46) Enhance & internationalise the oversight mandate Tomaso Falchetta  ·  08 October 2019 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → GCHQ embraces AI, but not as a black box Jo Cavan, Paul Killworth  ·  08 October 2019 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Casual attitude in intelligence sharing is troubling Lotte Houwing  ·  12 December 2019 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Another layer of opacity: how spies use AI and why we should talk about it Ronja Kniep  ·  20 December 2019 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Sitting on the steel fence: my dialogue with the intelligence world Peter Sommer  ·  15 January 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Update pending: intelligence oversight needs oversight intelligence Kilian Vieth, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  23 January 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Public engagement is key for robust intelligence oversight Sharon Bradford Franklin  ·  29 January 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Years of MI5 lawbreaking expose failure of UK surveillance safeguards Megan Goulding  ·  13 February 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The Club de Berne: a black box of growing intelligence cooperation Jan Jirat, Lorenz Naegeli  ·  01 April 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → A global look at oversight cooperation Elizabeth Farries  ·  04 May 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → AI and national security: learn from the machine, but don’t let it take decisions Marion Oswald  ·  13 May 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Try harder, Bundestag! Germany has to rewrite its foreign intelligence reform Thorsten Wetzling  ·  22 May 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → France’s second try at the Intelligence Act Floran Vadillo  ·  02 July 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Can MI5 agents get away with murder? Sam J. Hawke  ·  06 July 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Wanted: better safeguards for intelligence in an interconnected world Charlotte Dietrich, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  15 October 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → New hacking powers for German intelligence agencies Kilian Vieth, Charlotte Dietrich  ·  27 October 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Is SIGINT coming to an end? Patrick Sensburg  ·  30 November 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The BND's future foreign intelligence collection is likely to remain poorly overseen Andre Hahn  ·  11 December 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The unwanted reader: BND draft bill would continue the surveillance of journalists and their sources Lisa Dittmer  ·  15 December 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → A new digital hub for intelligence law and oversight Kilian Vieth  ·  15 February 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Germany’s BND Act & recent CJEU case law Elspeth Guild, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  17 February 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → GCHQ’s ethical approach to AI: an initial human rights-based response Daragh Murray, Pete Fussey  ·  05 March 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The global significance of South Africa’s mass surveillance ruling Jane Duncan  ·  18 March 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → ‘Smart’ video surveillance for the common good William Eldin  ·  25 March 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → France’s police bill: surveillance for the long haul Felix Treguer  ·  08 April 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → CJEU rulings v. French intelligence legislation Arthur Messaud, Noemie Levain  ·  14 May 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → France’s tepid intelligence reform Jacques Follorou  ·  07 June 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → U.S. and European Surveillance Law Regimes: Time to Adjust the Contrast? Kenneth Propp  ·  11 June 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Ethics in surveillance research: from theory to practice Estelle de Marco  ·  21 October 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Privacy risks of (automated) Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Jan-Jaap Oerlemans  ·  25 February 2022 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Five things you didn't know about Germany's foreign intelligence reform Kilian Vieth, Wetzling  ·  23 March 2022 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Major oversight gaps in the French intelligence legal framework Felix Treguer  ·  25 March 2022 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Confronting a blunt Tool: Perspectives on Israel’s mass surveillance litigation Amir Cahane  ·  28 June 2022 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The necessity of a new cyberlaw for dutch intelligence and security services Jan-Jaap Oerlemans  ·  08 June 2023 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Obfuscation as a strategy to pass mass surveillance powers Lotte Houwing  ·  13 June 2023 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Stalemates in Dutch intelligence oversight Bart Jacobs, Rowin Jansen  ·  27 June 2023 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Finnish intelligence overseers’ right of access supersedes Originator Control Mikael Lohse  ·  23 October 2023 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The Pegasus scandal in Poland – between old problems with state surveillance and the current rule of law crisis Barbara Grabowska-Moroz  ·  16 January 2024 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Why and how German judicial intelligence oversight needs empowerment Hannah A. Borne, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  30 April 2024 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Legal and Oversight Gaps in Germany's Military Intelligence Corbinian Ruckerbauer, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  26 June 2024 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Intelligence – an extension of diplomacy? Mikael Lohse  ·  25 March 2025 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Expanding Surveillance Powers? Israel’s Draft Bill to Revise Shin Bet Law Amir Cahane  ·  21 March 2024 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The Collapsed Bridge Loan: Israel’s Shin Bet Location Tracking of Omicron Carriers Amir Cahane  ·  16 December 2021 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Israel Reauthorizes Shin Bet’s Coronavirus Location Tracking Amir Cahane  ·  03 July 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → The Israeli Emergency Regulations for Location Tracking of Coronavirus Carriers Amir Cahane  ·  21 March 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Wanted: A legal authority for data purchases by German security and intelligence agencies Svenja Efinger, Thorsten Wetzling  ·  20 January 2026 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Book (1) Fakers: A Top-Secret Tale of Phantoms and Forgeries on the Disinformation Front Line Rory Cormac  ·  14 May 2026  · Oxford University Press View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Book chapter (1) Intelligence-Led Leadership: Data Informed Chuck Randolph, Jonathan Wackrow, Fred Burton  ·  01 January 2026  · CRC Press View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Journal article (9) FROM WORDS TO WARFARE: THE IMPACT OF TRANSLATION ERRORS ON SECURITY IN INTELLIGENCE OPERATIONS Ayşe Sungur  ·  22 May 2026  · Güvenlik Bilimleri Dergisi View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Engineering Plausibility in Deception Operations Henry W. Prunckun  ·  20 May 2026  · Intl Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Intelligence Defense - the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Combating Cyber Threats Silvia Ovreiu, Daniel Savu, Electra Mitan, Delia Neacșu  ·  21 May 2026  · Romanian Cyber Security Journal View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Bridges to bikers: Royal Canadian Mounted Police surveillance of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Chris Madsen  ·  21 May 2026  · Intelligence and National Security View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Feral statecraft: the criminalized covert power legacy of Yugoslavia’s security services Magda Long  ·  19 May 2026  · Intelligence and National Security View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Information Supply-Chain Risk Management for the Intelligence Community's Procurement of Commercially Available Information Patrick S. Finneran  ·  01 May 2026  · Journal of National Security Law & Policy View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → PERMISSIBLE INTELLIGENCE GATHERING OR REGULATED ESPIONAGE? DRAWING THE LINE OF LEGALITY IN TIMES OF "PEACE" Alana Portnoy  ·  01 May 2026  · The George Washington International Law Review View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Epistemic dissonance and intelligence failure in the Maldives Abdulla Phairoosch  ·  18 May 2026  · Intl Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Israel’s SIGINT Oversight Ecosystem: COVID-19 Secret Location Tracking as a Test Case Amir Cahane  ·  01 May 2021  · The University of New Hampshire Law Review View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Podcast (1) From Ivory Tower to Iron Curtain: The Academics Who Reshaped the CIA Peter C. Grace  ·  19 May 2026 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Report (1) Who Will Watch the Watchmen? Oversight of Online Surveillance in Israel Amir Cahane  ·  01 January 2020 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → Thesis (1) Behind the Lines in the Balkans: U.S. Military, Intelligence, and Diplomatic Operations in Romania during World War II and the Early Cold War Timothy Brophy  ·  20 May 2026 View in IntelArchive →  · Publication link → 📅 Events & Conferences Upcoming events, conferences, and calls for papers relevant to intelligence studies. See all on IntelArchive → Upcoming Events (in the next 30 days) Book Launch: Secret Alliances with Tony Insall King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI)  ·  27 May 2026  · In person event Upcoming Conferences (in the next 90 days) Science and Intelligence in Europe: Responding to a New Era of Uncertainty Intelligence College in Europe  ·  17 June 2026 – 19 June 2026  · In person conference Calls for Papers The Israeli Intelligence Studies Conference 2026: Intelligence under pressure The Israeli Intelligence Studies  ·  Deadline: 31 July 2026 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to the IntelArchive mailing list. Visit IntelArchive  ·  Follow IntelArchive on Bluesky