Posts tagged Threat financing
Ep 145 Fun with FININT Part II: Rethinking Global Counterterrorist Financing

In this episode, Michael Nesbitt interviews Jessica Davis about her recent article in Lawfare, “Rethinking Global Counterterrorist Financing” where she identifies the challenges that new terrorist and extremist movements and groups pose for counter-terrorist financing, and argues that we need to stop thinking of the end goal of counterterrorism financing (CTF) as simply stopping the flow of money, and more of a source of intelligence that can be used to learn more about existing and evolving threats.

You can read Jess’ article here: https://www.lawfareblog.com/rethinking-global-counterterrorist-financing

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Jessica Davis and Michael NesbittThreat financing, terrorism
Ep 90 Future-Casting the Next Parliament's Priorities in Canadian National Security Law and Policy

Stephanie and Craig sat down with Michael Nesbitt, Leah West and Jess Davis (all founding editors of “A Blog Called INTREPID) while all were at the University of Toronto for an anti-terrorism conference. Recorded in the wood-paneled drawing room of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law (complete with echo and people arriving for work treading on squeaky floors), our group offers up their thoughts on the top priorities in national security law and policy reform for the next year, after the federal election.

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Craig Forcese and Stephanie CarvinCriminal law reform, CBSA review, Intelligence to evidence, Threat financing, Police investigations, Public Safety Canada, Encryption, Review and oversight