Intelligence and Security Sector Reforms in Greece, Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany and Italy

"Introduction Chapter 1 The Greek National Intelligence Services: Political and Bureaucratic Stakeholders, National Security Challenges, Foreign Espionage, and Challenge of Turkish Interference Chapter 2 Democratization of Intelligence in Romania: Growing Threats of Extremism, Radicalization, Lone Wolves and the War of Strength between old KGB and New Intelligence Stakeholders Chapter 3 Security-Intelligence Activities at the Time of Covid-19 Pandemic Chapter 4 Italian Intelligence Services and Accountability by Stefania Ducci Chapter 5 EU Security Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Reform or Resist? by Ana E. Juncos Chapter 6 The Key to Intelligence Reform in Germany: Strengthening the G10- Commission’s Role to Authorise Strategic Surveillance by Dr. Thorsten Wetzling Chapter 7 European Union Law Restraints on Intelligence Activities by Iain Cameron Chapter 8 The Polish Counterterrorism System and Hybrid Warfare Threats by Aleksandra Gasztold & Przemyslaw Gasztold Chapter 9 The UK National Security Council and Misuse of Intelligence by Policy Makers: Reducing the Risk? by Celia G. Parker Notes to Chapters Index"