'A World of Secrets: The Uses and Limits of Intelligence', by Walter Laquer - An Analysis

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  • Release Date : 1988
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  • Pages : 32
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Book Description: An analysis of Walter Laqueur's book A World of Secrets: The Uses and Limits of Intelligence concludes that it is useful professional reading for Air Force intelligence specialists. A synopsis of Laqueur's book and comparison of his conclusions with other contemporary focuses on three issues: the impact of intelligence on policy, the causes of intelligence failures, and the prospects for improvement of intelligence analysis. Keywords: Critiques; Reading. (kr).

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