Paul Lashmar

Ethical Space Vol.12 Issue 3/4 Paul Lashmar

Special Double Issue The Press, Intelligence and the Ethics Debate Guest-edited by Paul Lashmar PAPERS - Spies and journalists: Towards an ethical framework? - Paul Lashmar - Useful idiots or Big Brother's antidote? Analysing the ethical role of the state, Guardian and Edward Snowden in the controversy over surveillance and whistle-blowing - Tim Crook - Assessing interdisciplinary academic and multi-stakeholder positions on transparency in the post-Snowden leak era - Vian Bakir and Andrew McStay - Privacy as a line of flight in societies of mass surveillance - Christopher Campbell and Rosamunde van Brakel - Watching them: Watching us - where are the ethical boundaries? - Steve Wright REVIEWS - Richard Lance Keeble on British writers and MI5 surveillance 1930-1960, by James Smith - Paul Lashmar on Intercept: The secret history of computers and spies, by Gordon Corera PLUS Papers by Jeanti St Clair, and Glynn Greensmith and Lelia Green. And book reviews by Jonathan Englert, Sue Joseph, Richard Lance Keeble, John Mair and Elizabeth Pattinson