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Confronting the '"enemy within'" security intelligence, the police and counterterrorism in four democracies / Peter Chalk, William Rosenau

By:

CHALK Peter

Contributor(s):

ROSENAU William

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Santa Monica Calif. USA: RAND, 2004Description: xxi, 66pISBN:

0833035134 (pbk.):

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Summary: Considers the origin, development, and functions of selected national intelligence organizations, assessing their role in terrorism theat mitigation, their relationship with law enforcement agencies, and the means and modalities by which they are controlled and monitored. The purpose of the book is to show the U.S. how other countries manage these functions and what might be learned from them.

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Considers the origin, development, and functions of selected national intelligence organizations, assessing their role in terrorism theat mitigation, their relationship with law enforcement agencies, and the means and modalities by which they are controlled and monitored. The purpose of the book is to show the U.S. how other countries manage these functions and what might be learned from them.

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