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Studies in Intelligence 68, No. 3 (Extracts, September 2024) pdf [2.56 MB]
- Volume 64, No. 2
Intelligence Studies Volume 64, No. 2. June 2020....
- Volume 64, No. 2
8. Dez. 2020 · By learning from the past and assessing current practices, CSI prepares intelligence officers for future challenges. CSI publishes the quarterly journal Studies in Intelligence, books, monographs, documentary films, and web-based content. The CIA Museum is also part of CSI’s range of products.
1. März 2022 · A Foreshadowing of Modern Intelligence Analysis: Intelligence Analysis in 10th Century Byzantium. by Andrew Skitt Gilmour. Intelligence in Public Media. Review Essay: The True Story Behind the Movie “The Courier” Reviewed by Randy P. Burkett. First Casualty: The Untold Story of the CIA Mission to Avenge 9/11. Reviewed by Mike R.
- By Dr. Jeffrey T. Richelson
- Foia/Mdr and Litigation
- Today's Posted Articles
- Legal
- Intelligence Analysis
- Cia & NSA
- Counterintelligence
- Interviews
- Intelligence Support & Liaison
- Odds & Ends
In 1955, at the suggestion of Sherman Kent, the head of the Board of National Estimates, the CIA launched a classified journal, titled Studies in Intelligence, "to promote a sense of professional identity, enhance proficiency, and build knowledge of intelligence cumulatively from the shared insights of its practitioners."1The journal soon evolved i...
Over the last decade, the author filed a series of FOIA requests, starting with a 2002 request for tables of contents of 1997-2002 issues of Studies as well as any unclassified articles that appeared in those issues. (As noted above, the CIA did not post unclassified articles from classified issues until sometime in 2002). Subsequent requests cover...
The 19 posted articles in this briefing book can be grouped into a number of categories — legal issues, intelligence analysis, CIA-NSA relations, counterintelligence, interviews, intelligence support and liaison, and odds & ends.
Legal issues covered in these Studies articles include prepublication review, the protection of the identities of U.S. intelligence officers, and assassination. The prepublication review process is treated (Document 18) by a former Directorate of Intelligence representative to the Publications Review Board, who offers an anodyne viewof the process ...
Four articles deal with various aspects of intelligence analysis. In one case (Document 9), the article focuses on a subject of concern to manyintelligence analysts during the Cold War - the cost of Soviet defense programs and the burden they imposed on the Soviet economy. Another (Document 13) examines intelligence analysis related to the Strategi...
Various works on intelligence have noted both the past competition and present cooperation between the CIA and National Security Agency.7 In "A Brave, New World" (Document 14), the author states that the CIA and NSA "are moving their strategic partnership beyond the optional cooperation of the past into a new era of collaboration," and notes that t...
Two articles address counterintelligence issues during very different portions of the CIA's history. One (Document 19) addresses the roles of CIA counterintelligence chief (1954-1974) James J. Angleton and KGB defector Anatoliy Golitsyn in promulgating the thesis of widespread and successful Soviet deception against the West (the "Monster Plot") an...
Numerous issues of Studies have contained interviews with former or current senior intelligence personnel. In 1999, Studies published an extensive interview with John M. McMahon (Document 11), who joined the CIA in 1951, and eventually became Deputy Director for Operations, Deputy Director for Intelligence, and finally Deputy Director of Central In...
Three articles deal with three aspects of intelligence support and liaison. One focuses on intelligence support to Congress, another on support to policymakers, and the third on support to military commanders. In "CIA's Intelligence Sharing with Congress" (Document 3), the author describes "the phenomenon of the President's own finished intelligenc...
Two additional articles concern events separated by over two hundred years. One (Document 4), focuses on Britain's penetration of the United States diplomatic mission to France during the Revolutionary War. Penetration involved British recruiting of agents with access to mission members, theft of a mission member's journal and Britain's control of ...
Studies in Intelligence ist eine vierteljährlich erscheinende, dem Peer Review unterzogene wissenschaftliche Fachzeitschrift zum Thema Nachrichtendienste und nachrichtendienstliche Arbeit. Sie wird vom Center for the Study of Intelligence, einer Gruppe innerhalb der Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) der Vereinigten Staaten, herausgegeben.
1. Jan. 2018 · The spy agency has published “Studies in Intelligence,” a mix of literary criticism, analysis, and derring-do, since 1955. By Nicholas Schmidle. January 1, 2018. Some spy stories will be...
Studies in Intelligence Journal. Professional journal by the Central Intelligence Agency's Center for the Study of Intelligence for members of the intelligence community which contains unclassified articles and book reviews about intelligence work and intelligence history.
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