Revisiting Intelligence and Policy

Intelligence organizations exist in order to acquire and evaluate information secretly in order to help national security decisionmakers make the best possible decisions. But sometimes problems develop in that relationship, and decisions are made which are not necessarily the best ones. This book explains the kinds of problems that can develop,

Auteur

Stephen Marrin is an associate professor at James Madison University, USA. Previously he was an analyst with the Central Intelligence Agency and then the US Government Accountability Office (GAO). Holder of a PhD from the University of Virginia, USA, he is Chair of the Intelligence Studies Section of the International Studies Association.