PART I: INTELLIGENCE STUDIES: AN INTRODUCTION

1. THE EVOLUTION OF THE U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY—AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW: PHYLLIS PROVOST MCNEIL

2. THE PRESIDENT’S DAILY BRIEF: MANAGING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTELLIGENCE AND THE POLICYMAKER

PART II: INTELLIGENCE COLLECTION

3. THE INTELLIGENCE CYCLE: ARTHUR S. HULNICK

4. HUMAN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE: FREDERICK P. HITZ

5. OPEN-SOURCE INTELLIGENCE: STEPHEN C. MERCADO

6. INTRODUCING SOCIAL MEDIA INTELLIGENCE (SOCMINT): SIR DAVID OMAND, JAMIE BARTLETT, AND CARL MILLER

PART III: INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS

7. ANALYSIS, WAR, AND DECISION: WHY INTELLIGENCE FAILURES ARE INEVITABLE: RICHARD K. BETTS

8. A POLICYMAKER’S PERSPECTIVE ON INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS

9. WHY STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS HAS LIMITED INFLUENCE ON AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: STEPHEN MAR

PART IV: INTELLIGENCE AND THE POLICYMAKER

10. INTELLIGENCE ANALYSTS AND POLICYMAKERS: JACK DAVIS

11. TRIBAL TONGUES: INTELLIGENCE CONSUMERS, INTELLIGENCE PRODUCERS: MARK M. LOWENTHAL

12. THE NEED FOR POLICY GUIDANCE: ASPIN-BROWN COMMISSION

PART V: THE DANGER OF INTELLIGENCE POLITICIZATION

13. THE INTELLIGENCE-POLICY NEXUS: JAMES J. WIRTZ

14. IS POLITICIZATION EVER A GOOD THING?: JOSHUA ROVNER

PART VI: COVERT ACTION

15. COVERT ACTION IN CHILE, 1970: MICHAEL GROW

16. COVERT ACTION: SWAMPLAND OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: SENATOR FRANK CHURCH

17. PURSUING PEACE: THE STRATEGIC LIMITS OF DRONE WARFARE: ELKE SCHWARZ

18. ASSASSINATION AS AN INSTRUMENT OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: BRUCE D. BERKOWITZ

PART VII: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

19. THE CHALLENGES OF COUNTERINTELLIGENCE: PAUL J. REDMOND

20. COLD WAR SPIES: WHY THEY SPIED AND HOW THEY GOT CAUGHT: STAN A. TAYLOR AND DANIEL SNOW

21. TREACHERY INSIDE THE CIA: SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE

PART VIII: ACCOUNTABILITY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES

22. INTELLIGENCE: WELCOME TO THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT: GREGORY F. TREVERTON

23. INTELLIGENCE AND THE RISE OF JUDICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY: FREDERIC F. MANGET

24. CONGRESSIONAL SUPERVISION OF AMERICA’S SECRET AGENCIES: THE EXPERIENCE AND LEGACY OF THE CHURC

25. FORUM ON THE IMPLICATIONS OF THE SNOWDEN LEAKS OF NSA DOCUMENTS: LOCH K. JOHNSON, RICHARD J. ALD

PART IX: INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE 9/11 AND WMD INTELLIGENCE FAILURES

26. 9/11 INTELLIGENCE FAILURE: KEAN COMMISSION

27. SPYING BLIND: AMY B. ZEGART

28. INTELLIGENCE AND THE GLOBAL STRUGGLE AGAINST ISIS: JAMES J. WIRTZ

29. INTELLIGENCE, POLICY, AND THE WAR IN IRAQ: PAUL R. PILLAR

30. INTELLIGENCE AND HOMELAND SECURITY: JAMES BURCH

PART X: INTELLIGENCE: A COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE

31. SOVIET INTELLIGENCE AND THE CUBAN MISSILE CRISIS: RAYMOND L. GARTHOFF

32. THE BRITISH EXPERIENCE WITH INTELLIGENCE: PERCY CRADOCK

33. GERMAN INTELLIGENCE IN THE SHADOW OF THE THIRD REICH: WOLFGANG KRIEGER

U.S. INTELLIGENCE LEADERSHIP, 1947–2018

THE ORGANIZATION OF THE U.S. INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY

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