Britain’s European connection in counter-terrorism intelligence cooperation: everyday practices of police liaison officers

Circulation, not cooperation: towards a new understanding of intelligence agencies as transnationally constituted knowledge providers

“…12 In Britain, the country's departure from the EU has shredded many transnational, institutional ties, yet research shows that UK intelligence relations with the EU remain fluid and durable, a matter which raises the question of how far international intelligence relations constitute an autonomous, transnational realm. 13 The gap in scholarly attention to international intelligence relations begs important questions: do intelligence agencies develop autonomous power that they exercise internationally? What makes an intelligence agency powerful within the international intelligence realm?…”