Law, Privacy and Surveillance in Canada in the Post-Snowden Era
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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Understanding Surveillance
I Canadian Internet “Boomerang” Traffic and Mass NSASurveillance: Responding to Privacy and NetworkSovereignty Challenges
II Forgotten Surveillance: Covert Human IntelligenceSources in Canada in a Post-9/11 World
Part II: Legal Issues
III Foreign Intelligence in an Inter-Networked World:Time for a Re-Evaluation
IV Lawful Illegality: What Snowden Has Taught Usabout the Legal Infrastructure of the Surveillance State
V Law, Logarithms, and Liberties: Legal Issues Arisingfrom CSE’s Metadata Collection Initiatives
Part III: Reforms and Accountability
VI Permanent Accountability Gaps and Partial Remedies
VII The Failure of Official Accountability and the Riseof Guerrilla Accountability
VIII Why Watching the Watchers Isn’t Enough: CanadianSurveillance Law in the Post-Snowden Era
IX Stuck on the Agenda: Drawing Lessons fromthe Stagnation of “Lawful Access” Legislation in Canada
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