10 juillet 2024
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Grégoire Sastre, « Japanese intelligence: a need for context », CNRS Éditions, ID : 10670/1.4mw60a
Intelligence and secret wars are played out in spaces where legality doesn’t apply and their boundaries are blurry, making it a difficult subject to deal with in an objective and peaceful manner. This is also due, as Alain Dewerpe points out, to the persistence of a romantic undertone around intelligence, as well as a distrust for what was considered the sewers of politics. Another problematic aspect of this subject is the dichotomy between surveillance and protection of the public: when a w...