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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Intelligence implications of Scottish independence
Some thoughts on the intelligence implications of Scottish independence, prepared for Andrew Neal’s seminar series on security in Scotland, which I was unable to attend but Hugh did. It draws together some ideas with regard to the potential challenges of … Continue reading