Inside CIA's private world (ajánló)
"A brilliant selection from the CIA's secret cold war archive—gripping, haunting, intellectually challenging and as tantalizing as le Carré."
—Bob Woodward
This engrossing book presents the most interesting artictes from Studies in Intelligence—a previously classified in-house Central Intelligence Agency journal that was for CIA eyes only—and provides insights into CIA strategies and into events in which the organization was involved.
"Engrossing and fascinating. The artictes include some of the best treatments of intetligence issues ever written, and they reveal a great deal about the internal culture of the CIA, not all of it complimentary."
—Foreign Affairs
"This votume with its thoughtful introduction by Westefield provides new insights into the rote played by intetligence during the Cold War. It is a fascinating glimpse into the CIA's past, and also includes valuable information relevant to shaping the future of the CIA in a world that has changed dramatically."
—David L. Boren
"Seldom can a reader eavesdrop on intetligence professionals, but that is precisety what this book makes possibte. Thirty-two selections from the CIA's in-house and classified journal let us see professionals talking to each other, let us hear the way in which they analyze problems, and perhaps (as in all good intetligence work) reveal even a bit more than the authors of the essays intended. This book represents a unique breakthrough in intetligence studies."
—Robin Winks
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