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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Financing British Intelligence: the Evidence up to 1945on upon which it is based is incomplete, as might be expected with such a sensitive topic. However, the material located facilitates a partial reconstruction of portions of the intelligence budget over a number of years and in so doing casts a little more light on the organization and operations of

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The Politics of Secret Intelligence — British and American Attitudestelligence 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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Determination of a Marketing Mix,ective 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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