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February 23, 2009

RAND on the prospect of a Domestic Intelligence Agency for the US

RAND studies western European experience with domestic intelligence agencies and gives US policymakers some pointers.

http://www.rand.org/pubs/monographs/MG805/

(relevant to infosec since a lot of surveillance/prosecution these days is digital...)
Posted by Gal Shpantzer at 1:52 PM
Labels: RAND domestic surveillance

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