The end of intelligence Espionage and state power in the information age

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TextPublication details: California Stanford security studies 2014Description: 241 pages 5.9 by 9 inchesISBN:

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Summary: The author challenges the prevailing belief that the information revolution has fundamentally weakened states and revolutionized warfare.

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Books	ORPP Resource Centre New materials shelf	327.12 TUC (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		2025071

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The author challenges the prevailing belief that the information revolution has fundamentally weakened states and revolutionized warfare.

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