Intelligence, Crises and Security: Prospects and Retrospects (Studies in Intelligence)

Intelligence, Crises and Security: Prospects and Retrospects – Edited by Len Scott & R. Gerald Hughes (Paperback, Near Fine) A wide‑ranging collection of essays offering historical and analytical insight into the role of secret intelligence in international politics. Drawn from a special issue of Intelligence and National Security, contributors explore case studies from the 1920s through the post‑9/11 era, including crisis management, covert diplomacy, counter‑terrorism, deception and intelligence tradecraft. Essential for students and scholars of intelligence, security studies and modern international history. Condition: Near Fine — clean, bright pages; firm binding and only very light shelf wear.