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Statewatch analyses: Homeland Security comes to Europe by Ben Hayes and A network being networked: the German Federal Criminal Police Office databases and the surveillance of “troublemakers” by Eric Topfer

01 February 2010

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Statewatch analyses: Homeland Security comes to Europe (pdf) by Ben Hayes. The legacy of the “war on terror” is a new way of thinking about security and a cash cow for the defence industry and Germany: A network being networked: the Federal Criminal Police Office databases and the surveillance of “troublemakers” (pdf) by Eric Topfer.

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