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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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-08716-8uropean crisis of the 1930s suggests an intriguing paradox. Long-range intelligence predictions were made early in the decade concerning an Anglo-German conflict. Policy in the last years of the 1930s was directed at confronting (or avoiding) the prospect of war with the Third Reich. Defence prepara

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Determination of a Marketing Mix,telligence is an activity which requires secrecy. The arguments against secret intelligence fall into two main categories; that secrecy is harmful since it leads to, or protects, abuse of power, and secondly that it is immoral, contrary to democratic values. There is a possible third argument that s

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