• Etika kriminalističko-obaveštajnog rada ( Ethics of Criminal Intelligence)

(2013)
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The book lays out a comprehensive professional ethics for criminal intelligence professionals, focusing on personal responsibility and the moral obligation by the state to build sufficient capacity in criminal intelligence operatives to make competent moral decisions while using discretion.

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Aleksandar Fatic
Australian National University

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