Angela Gendron ( She/Her )

Senior Fellow

Former Crown Servant in the British Civil Service specialising in intelligence and security issues.  Posted to the British High Commission in Canada in 1997.  From 2004 to present,  Senior Fellow, the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA), Carleton University, engaged in consultancy research, training and teaching on intelligence and security issue for both public and private sector Canadian departments and organizations as well as newly democratizing countries.  Main areas of expertise: Terrorism and prosecution of those using the internet to incite violence;  critical infrastructure protection (in multi-jurisdictional systems);  the ethics of unmanned surveillance systems and the use of intelligence in war and peacekeeping operations. Publications include: ‘Just War, Just Intelligence’ (2005), and The implications of Torture and Coercion in the Adjudication of National Security, (2011).  Since 2019 a member of the editorial board of IJIC. 

Book reviews include General MacArthur and his Chief Intelligence Office Willoughby; the Wagner Group, a private State sponsored Russian mercenary militia and its leader Yevgeny Prigozhin. Numerous presentations on a variety of topics at conferences around the world.