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CIAO DATE: 10/2010

Transforming U.S. Intelligence

Jennifer E. Sims, Burton Gerber

September 2005

Georgetown University Press

Abstract

Table of Contents

Transforming U.S. Intelligence
Edited by Jennifer E. Sims, Burton Gerber

Preface
Introduction Jennifer E. Sims and Burton Gerber

PART I: NEW REQUIREMENTS
One. The Twenty-First Century Challenge for U.S. Intelligence Ernest R. May

Two. Understanding Friends and Enemies: The Context for American Intelligence Reform
Jennifer E. Sims

Three. Understanding Ourselves
Jennifer E. Sims

PART II: NEW CAPABILITIES
Four. Integrating Open Sources into Transnational Threat Assessments
Amy Sands

Five. Clandestine Human Intelligence: Spies, Counterspies, and Covert Action
John MacGaffin

Six. The Digital Dimension
James R. Gosler

Seven. Analysis and Estimates: Professional Practices in Intelligence Production
Douglas MacEachin

Eight. Denial and Deception
Donald C. F. Daniel

PART III: MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES
Nine. Managing Domestic, Military, and Foreign Policy Requirements: Correcting Frankenstein's Blunder
James Monnier Simon, Jr.

Ten. Intelligence and War: Afghanistan, 2001-2002
Henry A. Crumpton

Eleven. Managing HUMINT: The Need for a New Approach
Burton Gerber

Twelve. Intelligence and Homeland Defense
Henry A. Crumpton

Thirteen. Intelligence Analysis: Management and Transformation Issues
Mark M. Lowenthal

Fourteen. Congressional Oversight of Intelligence after September 11
L. Britt Snider

Meeting the Challenge: Action Now
Jennifer E. Sims and Burton Gerber

Contributors
Index

 

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