The CIA as Organized Crime: How Illegal Operations Corrupt America and the World
Douglas Valentine offers a critical examination of the CIA and its influence on America and the world. Using organized crime as a central lens, the book explores illegal operations, institutional corruption, covert power, and the broader consequences of intelligence activity for democratic accountability and international affairs.
About This Book
The CIA as Organized Crime presents Douglas Valentine’s critical examination of the Central Intelligence Agency and its role in American and global affairs.
Framed around the concept of organized crime, the book addresses the relationship between covert operations, illegality, and institutional corruption.
Its focus extends beyond the United States to consider how intelligence activities can influence the wider world.
This work is suited to readers interested in government power, intelligence agencies, political accountability, and the consequences of secret operations.
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