The Secret State · A History of Intelligence and Espionage by Hughes-Wilson, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Contents Introduction Part One: Setting the Scene

1. A Little History

Part Two

2. On Intelligence

Part Three: How Intelligence Works

3. The Intelligence Cycle 4. On Direction: ‘What Exactly is Your Intelligence Requirement, Minister?’ 5. On Collection

Part Four: On Humint and Spies

6. Money: The Walker Family’s Unusual Business 7. Ideology

Cambridge’s Famous Five Where Ideology and Ego Mix: Ana Montes The One Who Got Away: Melita Norwood

8. Compromise/Coercion

John Vassall Clinton and Pollard Joe Cahill

9. Ego: Robert Hanssen 10. The Grievance: Penkovsky 11. Humint in action: Werther and the Battle of Kursk 12. On Interrogation 13. How Soviet Humint Changed the World

Part Five: Technology Takes Over

14. On Sigint 15. The Triumph of Sigint: Midway 16. On Surveillance 17. On Technical Intelligence 18. Photographic Reconnaissance 19. Photographic Reconnaissance in Action – The Cuban Missile Crisis 20. On Satellites

Part Six: Information into Intelligence

21. On Collation: Vietnam and Tet Offensive 22. On Interpretation: Yom Kippur 23. Telling the User: Barbarossa and Stalin 24. On Dissemination: Pearl Harbor

Part Seven: On Security

25. One Who Slipped Through The Net:Aldrich Hazen Ames 26. The Avner Smit Case 27. The Inadequate – Bradley Manning 28. WikiLeaks and the Appalling Assange 29. Snowden, Security and the Surveillance State 30. Strategic Security: Insecure From Top to Bottom – Singapore, 1941–2

Part Eight: On Deception

31. D-Day

Part Nine: On Terror

32. On Terrorism 33. Islam and the War on Terror 34. The Greatest Atrocity – 9/11 and the Attack on the World Trade Center

Part Ten: On Intelligence Fiascos

35. The Son Tây raid 36. Operation Eagle Claw 37. Blair’s Dodgy Dossier, Iraq 2003

Part Eleven: New Horizons – New Horrors?

38. On Cyberwar: When is a War Not a War?

Part Twelve: A Dangerous Trade

39. The Secret War for Elint 40. USS Pueblo 41. The Attack on the USS Liberty: With Friends Like This, Who Needs Enemies? 42. Disaster at Forward Operating Base Chapman Will It Ever Get Any Better?

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