Intelligence and the presidency: how to get it right / Jami Miscik
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Foreign Affairs Vol 96, No. 3, May/June 2017, pp. 57 - 64 (76/DA)Summary: The President is the country's top intelligence consumer and in order for intelligence producers and consumers to work effectively, the author believes that there should be trust and understanding between one and the other. The article covers more on this relationship.
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The President is the country's top intelligence consumer and in order for intelligence producers and consumers to work effectively, the author believes that there should be trust and understanding between one and the other. The article covers more on this relationship.
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