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Intelligence Power in Peace and War
An institutional account of intelligence as a continuing function of government, in peace as well as war.
Michael Herman
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A foundational study of how intelligence organisations produce knowledge and influence government in peace and conflict.
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Intelligence: From Secrets to Policy
This textbook connects intelligence collection and analysis with the policy decisions they inform.
Reading note David OmandHow Spies Think: Ten Lessons in Intelligence
A starting point for disciplined reasoning when information is incomplete, contested or intended to mislead.
Reading note Edited by Loch K. JohnsonThe Oxford Handbook of National Security Intelligence
The updated second edition is a broad scholarly reference covering intelligence methods, institutions, history, policy and accountability.
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