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Research Handbook on Intelligence and International Law ‘The question of intelligence activities as a topic in international law has long been noteworthy for its silence. There are few treaties; development of custom is frustrated by the contradiction between what States say and what they do. The academic literature is similarly sparse, which is why this volume of essays is such a welcome contribution, bringing diverse perspectives to bear on all aspects of the activities of spies and intelligence services at peace and at war, from its early beginnings to modern disinformation campaigns. In arguing that intelligence may have had its “Grotian moment”, the book makes the case that practitioners and scholars may be moving (or being pushed) out of the shadows.’ – Simon Chesterman, National University of Singapore https://www.e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/research-handbook-on-intelligence-and-international-law-9781802200171.html