Enemies of intelligence : knowledge and power in american national security.
Por: Betts, Richard.
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LibroEditor: New York : Columbia University Press, 2007Descripción: 241p.Tema(s): CONOCIMIENTO | CONTRATERRORISMO | INTELIGENCIA | PODER | SEGURIDAD | SEGURIDAD NACIONAL | SERVICIOS DE INTELIGENCIA | ESTADOS UNIDOSUbicación en estantería: 355.343 2/B.565 Resumen: SUMARIO: Preface - Twentyfirst century intelligence: new enemies and old - Permanent enemies: why intelligence failures are inevitable - Theory traps: expertise as an enemy - Incorruptibility or influence?: costs and benefits of politicization - Two faces of failure: september 11 and Iraq's missing WMD - An intelligence reformation? two faces of reorganization - Whose knowledge of whom? the conflict of secrets - Enemies at bay: successful intelligence - Notes - Index
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SUMARIO: Preface - Twentyfirst century intelligence: new enemies and old - Permanent enemies: why intelligence failures are inevitable - Theory traps: expertise as an enemy - Incorruptibility or influence?: costs and benefits of politicization - Two faces of failure: september 11 and Iraq's missing WMD - An intelligence reformation? two faces of reorganization - Whose knowledge of whom? the conflict of secrets - Enemies at bay: successful intelligence - Notes - Index
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