The Literary Spy : The Ultimate Source for Quotations on Espionage and Intelligence.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Glossary -- Academia -- Analysis &amp -- Analysts -- Assassination -- Bay of Pigs -- Budgets -- Collection -- Compartmentation -- Counterintelligence -- Covert Action -- Critics &amp -- Defenders -- Current Intelligence -- Deception, Disinformation, &amp -- Propaganda -- Defectors -- Directors of Central Intelligence -- Domestic Activities -- Economic Intelligence -- Espionage &amp -- Spies -- Estimates -- Fact versus Fiction -- Failures -- FBI &amp -- Law Enforcement -- Feedback &amp -- Tasking -- Fighting the Cold War -- Fronts -- Ignoring Bad News -- Intelligence &amp -- American Culture -- Intelligence, Definitions of -- Intelligence, the Missions of -- Intercepts and Cryptology -- Journalists, Businessmen, &amp -- Clergy -- Leadership -- Leaks -- Legislative Oversight -- Liaison -- Limits of Intelligence -- Military Attachés -- Military &amp -- Naval Intelligence -- Nut Cases &amp -- Conspiracies -- Objectivity -- Openness &amp -- Publicity -- Open Sources -- Origins of Central Intelligence -- Overhead &amp -- Imagery -- People -- Plausible Denial -- Policy Role -- Politicization -- Prescriptions -- Presidents &amp -- Intelligence -- Recruiting -- Redundancy Redundancy -- "Rogue Elephant" -- Secrecy -- Subcultures in CIA -- Successes -- Terrorism -- Timeliness -- Traitors in Their Own Words -- Treason &amp -- Betrayal -- United Nations -- Unsavory Characters -- U.S. Intelligence "Community" -- Warning, Prediction, &amp -- Surprise -- Weapons of Mass Destruction -- Women -- Selected Bibliography -- Source Index -- Subject Index.

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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.