National Security in an Age of Open Information Evans, Jonathan creator author. Foster-Gilbert, Claire editor. text -uk 2020 2020 monographic eng

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vii, 53 pages ; 18 cm In Secret Service, former Director Deneral of the British Security Service Jonathan Evans reveals how he balanced two apparently irreconcilable pressures during his tenure with MI5: state secrecy and public transparency. Despite popular perception, Evans argues, these values need not be at odds. Intelligence and the press share many goals, and partnerships formed on these grounds often prove fruitful. In disclosing his methods, Evans compares his approach with other agencies, especially in the United States, and speculates on the UK’s post-Brexit collaborations with European security services. In short, Secret Service presents an on-the-ground picture of life in British intelligence, one that calls us to care for the moral health of both the institution and its operatives. general Jonathan Evans ; Edited by Claire Foster-Gilbert Bibliography: pages 49-53. Political science Great Britain Power (Social sciences) Great Britain Great Britain Politics and government 320.941 9781912208944 PPAK 210316 20210317105920.0 eng