Analyzing Intelligence: National Security Practitioners' Perspectives, Second Edition
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, Drew E. Cukor, Joseph P. Larson, Matt Pottinger, Vincent R. Stewart, Maureen Baginski, Mark M. Lowenthal, Thomas Fingar, Heuer, Jr., Richards J., Susan H. Nelson
A collection of essays by national security practitioners examining intelligence analysis, its methods, and its role in supporting decision-making in a changing security environment.
About This Book
Analyzing Intelligence brings together essays from experienced national security practitioners.
The book explores key issues in intelligence analysis and the evolving security environment.
Contributors discuss methods, challenges, and the role of intelligence in decision-making.
Readers gain insight into the practice and profession of intelligence from multiple viewpoints.
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