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Foreword Duncan Campbell General Introduction Stuart Price Section One: Journalism, Freedom of Speech and the State 1. Security, secrecy, and journalistic practice: interrogating state power Stuart Price 2. Free Speech and Political Culture: journalism and the right to know Dr. Richard Danbury 3. Investigating the ‘Deep’ State: fusion centres and the definition of dissent Ben Harbisher Justice 4. Legality, Investigation and Freedom of Information Section Two: Investigative Journalism and the Struggle for Social Justice 5. Justicia, Verdad, y Reparacion: investigating Spain’s hidden past Dr. Ruth Sanz Sabido and Maria Serrano Velazquez 6. Wikileaks: A Global Challenge to Investigative Journalism Dr. Lisa Lynch 7. Arab Revolutions, Social Media and the Role of the Journalist Zaheera Harb Section Three: Journalists, Citizens and Global Controversies 8. Surviving the Sectarian Divide: individual fate in the quagmire of Iraq Ahmed Bahiya 9. From President’s Men to Moral Guardians 10. Husby Rioting David Crouch 11. Fighting Oppression in the Favelas: citizen investigations of police malpractice Fernanda Amaral Section Four: Contemporary Investigation - Industry, Practice and Techniques 12. Online news video and social networks: the disruption of the media industry David Hayward 13. Creating Documentary Narratives: image, sound and meaning Dana Selassie 14. Global Witness Ali Hines