Analyzing Intelligence: National Security Practitioners' Perspectives (Georgetown Center for Security Studies)
by Randolph H. Pherson, Michael Bennett, Roger Z. George, James B. Bruce, John H. Hedley, Richard J. Kerr, Michael Warner, Rebecca Fisher, Peter Clement, Barney (Rob) Johnston, John E. Mclaughlin, James B. Steinberg, John Kringen, Jack Davis, James J. Wirtz, Richards J. Heuer Jr., Drew E. Cukor, Joseph P. Larson, Matt Pottinger, Vincent R. Stewart, Maureen Baginski
Analyzing Intelligence brings together national security practitioners and experts to examine intelligence analysis from professional perspectives. Associated with the Georgetown Center for Security Studies, this volume provides a broad introduction to the practice of intelligence work and its place in national security decision-making.
About This Book
Analyzing Intelligence presents perspectives from national security practitioners on the practice and purpose of intelligence analysis.
Associated with the Georgetown Center for Security Studies, the book focuses on intelligence work within a national security context.
Its contributors include professionals and scholars connected to intelligence, government, defense, and security studies.
This volume offers readers an informed overview of intelligence analysis through a range of practitioner perspectives.
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