Handbook of Intelligence Studies Book

List of figures and tables     viii
Note on contributors     ix
Glossary     xiii
Introduction   Loch K. Johnson     1
The study of intelligence
Sources and methods for the study of intelligence   Michael Warner     17
The American approach to intelligence studies   James J. Wirtz     28
The historiography of the FBI   Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones     39
Intelligence ethics: laying a foundation for the second oldest profession   Michael Andregg     52
The evolution of modern intelligence
The accountability of security and intelligence agencies      Ian Leigh     67
"Knowing the self, knowing the other": the comparative analysis of security intelligence   Peter Gill     82
US patronage of German postwar intelligence   Wolfgang Krieger     91
The intelligence cycle and the search for information: planning, collecting, and processing
The technical collection of intelligence   Jeffrey T. Richelson     105
Human source intelligence   Frederick P. Hitz     118
Open source intelligence   Robert David Steele     129
Adapting intelligence to changing issues   Paul R. Pillar     148
Thechallenges of economic intelligence   Mirth A. Luong     163
The intelligence cycle and the crafting of intelligence reports: analysis and dissemination
Strategic warning: intelligence support in a world of uncertainty and surprise   Jack Davis     173
Achieving all-source fusion in the Intelligence Community   Richard L. Russell     189
Adding value to the intelligence product   Stephen Marrin     199
Analysis for strategic intelligence   John Hollister Medley     211
Counterintelligence and covert action
Cold War intelligence defectors   Nigel West     229
Counterintelligence failures in the United States   Stan A. Taylor     237
Emigre intelligence reporting: sifting fact from fiction   Mark Stout     253
Linus Pauling: a case study in counterintelligence run amok   Kathryn S. Olmsted     269
The role of covert action   William J. Dougherty     279
The future of covert action   John Prados     289
Intelligence accountability
Intelligence oversight in the UK: the case of Iraq   Mark Phythian     301
Intelligence accountability: challenges for parliaments and intelligence services   Hans Born   Thorsten Wetzling      315
Intelligence and the rise of judicial intervention   Fred F. Manget     329
A shock theory of congressional accountability for intelligence   Loch K. Johnson     343
Appendices     361
The US Intelligence Community (IC), 2006     363
Leadership of the US Intelligence Community (IC), 1947-2006     364
The intelligence cycle     366
Select Bibliography     367
Index     371