Why Intelligence Fails: Lessons from the Iranian Revolution and the Iraq War (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
Why Intelligence Fails examines intelligence breakdowns through the lens of the Iranian Revolution and the Iraq War. Robert Jervis presents a focused study in security affairs, offering readers a framework for considering how intelligence failures can shape political and military outcomes.
About This Book
Why Intelligence Fails explores the challenges and consequences of intelligence failure.
Robert Jervis focuses on two major case studies: the Iranian Revolution and the Iraq War.
The book considers lessons from these events within the field of security affairs.
It offers a focused work for readers interested in intelligence, international relations, political analysis, and modern history.
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