Titlebook: British and American Approaches to Intelligence; K. G. Robertson (Lecturer in Sociology) Book 1987 Royal United Services Institute 1987 Am

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The Assessment and Acceptance of Intelligence: a Case-Studyerience of an earlier and lesser crisis in Anglo-Argentine relations (1951–52).. The purpose of this is to clarify, if possible, some of the issues facing those responsible in Whitehall for assessing the intelligence available at that, and at the later, periods.

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The Politics of Secret Intelligence — British and American Attitudesective intelligence is necessary and desirable it is not likely to be expressed by critics of intelligence activities and so has been rarely found in the literature and will therefore not be considered here. However, this is not to say that such an argument cannot be made. Its absence here merely reflects its absence in the literature.

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Problemstellung und Gang der Untersuchungonstantinople. The third case-study investigates the military role in domestic intelligence work — both in Great Britain and Ireland. Finally, military intelligence during the 1920s is briefly examined in terms of the specific functions of collection, analysis, counter-intelligence and covert action.

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978-1-349-08420-3Royal United Services Institute 1987

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Problemstellung und Gang der Untersuchungal observations concerning the practice of intelligence.. After a survey of the structure and scope of military intelligence during the period in question, three case-studies are taken to illustrate different aspects of the topic. The first deals with senior war office involvement in and reaction to