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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Enemies of Intelligence examines how knowledge and power interact in American national security. Richard Betts considers the forces that can undermine intelligence, the challenges of informed decision-making, and the importance of understanding intelligence within the wider national security system.

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

Richard Betts examines the forces that can work against intelligence and informed decision-making.

The book considers how national security depends on the production, interpretation, and use of knowledge.

Its focus is the role of intelligence within the broader American national security system.

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