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2 The Education Crisis: How Fictional Spies are Shaping Public Opinion and Intelligence Policy
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables ix
- Figures xi
- Abbreviations and Acronyms xiii
- 1 Intelligence Challenges in the Digital Age: Cloaks, Daggers, and Tweets 1
- 2 The Education Crisis: How Fictional Spies are Shaping Public Opinion and Intelligence Policy 16
- 3 American Intelligence History at A Glance: From Fake Bakeries to Armed Drones 44
- 4 Intelligence Basics: Knowns and Unknowns 77
- 5 Why Analysis Is So Hard: The Seven Deadly Biases 108
- 6 Counterintelligence: To Catch A Spy 143
- 7 Covert Action “A Har d Business of Agonizing Choices” 169
- 8 Congressional Oversight: Eyes on Spies 195
- 9 Intelligence Isn’t Just For Governments Anymore: Nuclear Sleuthing in A Google Earth World 225
- 10 Decoding Cyber Threats 251
- Acknowledgments 277
- Notes 281
- Selected Reading 379
- Index 393
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Tables ix
- Figures xi
- Abbreviations and Acronyms xiii
- 1 Intelligence Challenges in the Digital Age: Cloaks, Daggers, and Tweets 1
- 2 The Education Crisis: How Fictional Spies are Shaping Public Opinion and Intelligence Policy 16
- 3 American Intelligence History at A Glance: From Fake Bakeries to Armed Drones 44
- 4 Intelligence Basics: Knowns and Unknowns 77
- 5 Why Analysis Is So Hard: The Seven Deadly Biases 108
- 6 Counterintelligence: To Catch A Spy 143
- 7 Covert Action “A Har d Business of Agonizing Choices” 169
- 8 Congressional Oversight: Eyes on Spies 195
- 9 Intelligence Isn’t Just For Governments Anymore: Nuclear Sleuthing in A Google Earth World 225
- 10 Decoding Cyber Threats 251
- Acknowledgments 277
- Notes 281
- Selected Reading 379
- Index 393
