Abstract
A case for a poststructuralist approach intelligence theory and surveillance practice the intertextual power of international intrigue reading the national security culture and terrorism the terrorist discourse - signs, states and systems of global political violence the (s)pace of international relations S/N - international theory, Balkanization and the New World Order Cyberwar, videogames and the Gulf War syndrome.
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