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Chapter 1: Foundational Concepts
From: Fundamentals of National Security Accountability in Canada
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In this chapter, Forcese describes his book as being focused on democratic regulation of Canada’s security and intelligence agencies at the federal level. The book is described as a primer or guidebook, both for those involved in Canada’s national security system and for those with an interest in it. Relevant terms and their application to Canada are discussed, as well as a concise history of democratic regulation of national security in Canada.
Contributors
Craig Forcese
Craig Forcese is an associate professor at the Faculty of Law (Common Law Section), University of Ottawa. He teaches public international law, national security law, administrative law and public law/legislation. Much of his present research and writing relates to national security, human rights and democratic accountability.
