Intelligence: From Secrets to PolicyIntelligence veteran Mark M. Lowenthal details how the intelligence community's history, structure, procedures, and functions affect policy decisions. With straightforward and friendly prose, the book demystifies a complex process. |
Contents
01_Lowenthal 5e_CH01_0110 | 1 |
02_Lowenthal 5e_CH02_1130 | 11 |
03_Lowenthal 5e_CH03_3156 | 31 |
04_Lowenthal 5e_CH04_5770 | 57 |
05_Lowenthal 5e_CH05_71118 | 71 |
06_Lowenthal 5e_CH06_119162 | 119 |
07_Lowenthal 5e_CH07_163180 | 163 |
08_Lowenthal 5e_CH08_181198 | 181 |
11_Lowenthal 5e_CH11_251270 | 251 |
12_Lowenthal 5e_CH12_271306 | 271 |
13_Lowenthal 5e_CH13_307326 | 307 |
14_Lowenthal 5e_CH14_327344 | 327 |
15_Lowenthal 5e_CH15_345378 | 345 |
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17_Lowenthal 5e_Author Index_387389 | 387 |
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