The Hidden Hand: Britain, America and Cold War Secret Intelligence
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THE THESIS
The Hidden Hand examines the complex and often clandestine relationship between British and American intelligence agencies during the Cold War.
THE SCOPE MAP
- An in-depth analysis of the formation and evolution of the intelligence-sharing partnership between the UK and the US.
- Exploration of key historical events and operations where intelligence played a crucial role.
- Examination of the individuals and institutions that shaped this transatlantic intelligence alliance.
- Discussion of the impact of this collaboration on global politics and the outcome of the Cold War.
- Insights into the challenges and controversies surrounding secret intelligence operations.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
The book is regarded as a significant contribution to the study of Cold War intelligence, offering a detailed account of the Anglo-American partnership. It is noted for its rigorous research and comprehensive scope, providing a valuable resource for understanding the hidden dimensions of international relations during this period. The work is appreciated for its balanced perspective on the successes and failures of secret intelligence operations.
Page Count:
748
Publication Date:
2002-01-01
ISBN-10:
0719554268
ISBN-13:
9780719554261
History
Non-Fiction
International relations
Espionage
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