Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents iii
3. Notes on Contributors iv
4. PART I New Perspectives on Whistleblowing
5. 1 Introduction: New Perspectives on Whistleblowing 3
6. 2 Whistleblowing Research: Recent Developments 12
7. PART II The Whistleblowers
8. 3 ‘Why We All Have to Fight’: An Insider Speaks Out on the Crimes of the CIA 33
9. 4 A British Ambassador on the UK’s Involvement in Torture and Human Rights Violations 47
10. 5 Reflections of the Man in the Mirror 61
11. 6 Whistleblowers as Supporters and Researcher-Academics 75
12. PART III Whistleblower Support Networks
13. 7 Journalism, Whistleblowing and National Security: The WikiLeaks Case 87
14. 8 The Crisis in Human Rights: Protection of Whistleblowers and Refugees 103
15. 9 Silencing Whistleblowers and Their Allies: The Torture of Julian Assange 128
16. 10 New Perspectives in Whistleblowing: Discussion and Conclusions 159
17. Index 182