Reshaping national intelligence for an age of information

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword = xi
• Preface = xiii
• Note on sources = xvii
• 1 The imperative of reshaping = 1
• Failing in India = 3
• The legacy of hot war and cold = 5
• Open sources vs. secrets = 8
• Puzzles vs. mysteries = 11
• Aiding war-fighters = 13
• The intelligence of policy = 15
• A guide for readers = 18
• 2 The world of intelligence beyond 2010 = 20
• Redefining America's interests in the world = 20
• Forms of power = 25
• Global processes = 28
• "New old threats" = 35
• "Threats without threateners" = 43
• The coming of the market state = 46
• Changing public and private roles = 51
• The intelligence of the market state = 54
• What kind of America? = 56
• 3 The militarization of intelligence = 62
• What mission for intelligence? = 63
• Retargeting the Cold War legacy = 65
• Plus ca change, or forward to the past = 70
• Cold War reconnaissance : who controls? = 74
• National and tactical : new missions for old systems = 79
• NIMA : creating an imagery stovepipe = 81
• Which systems, at what cost? = 84
• Owned by whom? = 89
• Serving intelligence's national purposes = 91
• 4 Designated readers : the open source revolution = 93
• America's Cold War intelligence = 98
• Intelligence for an age of information = 102
• Distributed intelligence? = 104
• Open sources and secrets = 108
• Learning to read : using open sources = 113
• Processing information, not secrets = 119
• Organizing for tactical support = 120
• The tactical franchise = 123
• And the strategic franchise = 125
• Addressing mysteries : national intelligence estimates = 127
• Doing well at addressing mysteries = 129
• Bringing outsiders inside = 132
• Estimating as process = 134
• 5 Spying, looking, and catching criminals = 136
• The range of clandestine operations = 137
• Shaping America's clandestine service = 138
• Framing an assessment = 141
• The culture of spying = 145
• To spy or not = 150
• Reshaping the clandestine service...in service of NSA? = 152
• Spying for money = 157
• Hiring lookers = 161
• Law enforcement = 167
• The Bureau and the Agency = 170
• The question of covert action = 173
• 6 The intelligence of policy = 177
• Analysts and policy-makers = 179
• The messenger and the message = 185
• Questions not asked and not answered = 191
• Questions asked = 195
• The bright line = 197
• Commanders and assessments = 202
• Changing the culture = 205
• Challenging mind-sets = 208
• Erasing the line? = 211
• Intelligence for whose policy? = 213
• 7 A reshaped intelligence = 216
• Retargeting the Cold War legacy = 220
• A new paradigm = 225
• The rise of the market state 229
• The role of the DCI = 234
• The collection "market" = 240
• The split franchise of analysis = 243
• Collecting what is free = 246
• Points of leverage : a practical agenda = 248
• Making the case publicly = 253
• Index = 257