The New Spies: Exploring The Frontiers Of Espionage by James Adams

Post Ames, the old security of a superpower confrontation had vanished and with the new world order came a search for a new identity and purpose for the global intelligence community. At stake was a $50 billion international industry employing a million people. With unrivalled access to senior intelligence figures in America, Britain and Russia, from the CIA, SIS and SVR, James Adams reveals how the world of secret agencies began to evolve. In an increasingly turbulent and frightening world of terrorism, chemical warfare and economic espionage, how do secret services conduct their business when it is dictated by uncertain and destabilising political dialogue as well as internal bureaucracy and duplication of military intelligence? He examines security forces and secret agencies uncovering information vital to national security in a modern and secular world, in the midst of pressure for radical reform and greater transparency when the need for secrecy is greater than ever. This 1994 Hutchinson Paperback is in good condition.

ISBN: 9780091740634 SKU: 1567650 Note: Any image shown is from a stock photo and is not the actual book.

Location: Non Fiction