
Intelligence and contemporary conflict: communication in diplomacy, statecraft and war
By Sara Bush Castro
Contributions by Michael Goodman, Contributions by Calder Walton
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The global stage is increasingly influenced by the pivotal role of secret intelligence and secret services, especially given the growing complexities of international conflicts.
The global stage is increasingly influenced by the pivotal role of secret intelligence and secret services, especially given the growing complexities of international conflicts. The significance of clandestine operations, such as subversion, disinformation, and covert political actions, is undeniable in shaping outcomes in war, diplomacy, and national security. The urgency of understanding this dynamic has been underscored by major events, including Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. This event highlighted the proactive stance of allied intelligence agencies, who leveraged declassified intelligence to counteract Russian strategies effectively in near real-time. Additionally, the surprise attack by Hamas on Israel, mirroring the unforeseen nature of the Yom Kippur War attacks, has reignited discussions on intelligence failures, reminiscent of those following 9/11 and Pearl Harbor. This anthology aims to offer timely insights into the intricate relationship between secret intelligence and current conflicts, emphasizing the critical need for adept intelligence capabilities in navigating the challenges of today's geopolitical landscape.
- ISBN:
- 9789189882157
- Format:
- Hardback
- Pages:
- 229
- Published:
- Publisher:
- Stolpe Publishing
- Imprint:
- Stolpe Publishing