Enemies of Intelligence: Knowledge and Power in American National Security
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Enemies of Intelligence: Knowledge and Power in American National Security

by Richard Betts

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Richard Betts examines the complex relationship between knowledge, power, and American national security. Focusing on intelligence and its place in national decision-making, this book provides an analytical perspective on how information shapes the exercise of power and the challenges facing intelligence in the United States.

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Enemies of Intelligence explores the relationship between knowledge and power in American national security.

Richard Betts focuses on intelligence and its role within national decision-making.

The book considers how the pursuit and use of knowledge can affect the exercise of power.

It offers readers an analytical perspective on the challenges surrounding intelligence in the United States.

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