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List of Illustrations vii
Acknowledgments ix
List of Abbreviations xi
Introduction: Exploring Intelligence and Empire 1
The Development of Intelligence Services and Security Policing in North Africa and the Middle East 14
Past Precedents and Colonial Rule 45
Constructing the Enemy: Intelligence, Islam, and Communism 73
Intelligence and Revolt I: British Security Services and Communal Unrest in Egypt, Iraq, and Sudan 107
Intelligence and Revolt II: French Security Services and Communal Unrest in Morocco and Syria 145
Policing the Desert Frontier: Intelligence, Environment, and Bedouin Communities 173
Intelligence and Urban Opposition in French Territories 201
Disorder in the Palestine Mandate: Intelligence and the Descent to War in the British Middle East 226
Domestic Politics, International Threats, and Colonial Security in French Territories, 1936-1939 261
Conclusion: Intelligence, Security, and the Colonial State 293
Glossary 305
Notes 309
Selected Bibliography 397
Index 419
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Beverly Titel
reviewed Empires of Intelligence: Security Services and Colonial Disorder after 1914 on April 08, 2011
Empires of Intelligence
Reading this book a second time made me appreciate Thomas's take on viewing history through the lens of intelligence services. Gives diplomatic history, normally a dreary and stuffy affair, a revitalization.
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