The Oxford handbook of national security intelligence / edited by Loch K. Johnson.

Incluye bibliografía.

Intelligence and national security: the Australian experience / David Martin Jones.

Intelligence and the law in the United Kingdom / Ian Leigh -- Rethinking the state secrets privilege / Louis Fisher -- Accounting for the future or the past?: Developing accountability and oversight systems to meet future intelligence needs / Stuart Farson and Reg Whitaker -- ´A very British institution´: the Intelligence and Security Committee and intelligence accountability in the United Kingdom / Mark Phythian -- The politics of intelligence accountability / Glenn Hastedt -- Ethics and professional intelligence / Michael Andregg -- Intelligence in the developing democracies: the quest for transparency and effectiveness / Thomas C. Bruneau and Florina Cristiana (Cris) Matei -- The intelligence services of Russia / Robert W. Pringle -- The German Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND): evolution and current policy issues / Wolfgang Krieger -- Israeli intelligence: organization, failures, and successes / Ephraim Kahana --^

National security intelligence / Loch K. Johnson -- National security and public anxiety: our changing perceptions / Sir Richard Dearlove -- Theories of intelligence / Peter Gill -- The sources and methods of intelligence studies / James J. Wirtz -- Getting intelligence history right: reflections and recommendations from the inside / Nicholas Dujmovic -- Assessing intelligence performance / John A. Gentry -- The rise of the U.S. intelligence system, 1917-1977 / Michael Warner -- The rise and fall of the CIA / Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones -- British strategic intelligence and the Cold War / Len Scott -- Signals intelligence in war and power politics, 1914-2010 / John Ferris -- The President´s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board / Kenneth M. Absher, Michael C. Desch, and Roman Popadiuk -- Intelligence and law enforcement / Frederic F. Manget -- The evolution of international collaboration in the global intelligence era / A. Denis Clift --^

The dilemma of defense intelligence / Richard A. Best, Jr. -- The policymaker-intelligence relationship / Mark M. Lowenthal -- On uncertainty and the limits of intelligence / Peter Jackson -- The perils of politicization / Paul R. Pillar -- Leadership in an intelligence organization: the directors of central intelligence and the CIA / David Robarge -- The future of FBI counterintelligence through the lens of the past hundred years / Raymond J. Batvinis -- Treason: ´´tis worse than murder´ / Stan A. Taylor and Kayle Buchanan -- The challenges of counterintelligence / Paul J. Redmond -- Catching an atom spy: MI5 and the investigation of Klaus Fuchs / Timothy Gibbs -- Covert action, Pentagon style / Jennifer D. Kibbe -- Covert action: United States law in substance, process, and practice / James E. Baker -- Covert action: strengths and weaknesses / William J. Daugherty -- The role of defense in shaping U.S. intelligence reform / James R. Clapper, Jr. --^

The dilemma of open sources intelligence: is OSINT really intelligence? / Arthur S. Hulnick -- The troubled inheritance: the National Security Agency and the Obama administration / Matthew M. Aid -- Human source intelligence / Frederick P. Hitz -- United Nations peacekeeping intelligence / A. Walter Dorn -- Privatized spying: the emerging intelligence industry / Patrick R. Keefe -- Guarding the border: intelligence and law enforcement in Canada´s immigration system / Arne Kislenko -- Extraordinary rendition / William G. Weaver and Robert M. Pallitto -- Addressing ´complexities´ in homeland security / Gregory F. Treverton -- The intelligence analysis crisis / Uri Bar-Joseph and Rose McDermott -- Competitive analysis: techniques for better gauging enemy political intentions and military capabilities / Richard L. Russell -- Decision advantage and the nature of intelligence analysis / Jennifer E. Sims -- Intelligence analysis in an uncertain environment / William M. Nolte --^