"Published as International Studies Encyclopedia, the end product is an extensive set of evaluative literature reviews assessments of the sufficiency of the existing literature on different subjects. These reviews also highlight areas of research that still need coverage; essentially, implicit research agendas for enterprising graduate students/scholars to fill in and get published to grow the body of knowledge in the field." (http://iss.loyola.edu/ISA_Compendium.pdf)
International Studies Encyclopedia. Ed., Robert A. Denemark. Malden, MA: Wiley-Blackwell, 2010.
Larry Lamanna and Stephen Marrin, "Intelligence Studies," xci-xcvi.
Richard Aldrich, "Intelligence and International Security," 3824-3842.
Hamilton Bean, "United States Intelligence Cultures," 7239-7255.
Thomas Copeland, "Intelligence Failure Theory," 3805-3823.
Timothy Crawford, "Intelligence Cooperation," 3784-3804.
Erik Dahl, "Intelligence and Terrorism," 3862-3882.
John Ferris, "Intelligence in War," 3883-3899.
Jennifer Kibbe, "Covert Action," 608-627.
Charles Mangio and Bonnie Wilkinson, "Intelligence Analysis -- Once Again," 3765-3783.
Cynthia Nolan, "Intelligence Oversight in the USA," 3843-3861.
Hayden Peake, "Counterintelligence," 585-607.
Joshua Rovner, "Pathologies of Intelligence Producer-Consumer Relations," 5535-5550.
William Spracher, "Teaching Intelligence in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada," 6779-6800.
John Stempel, "Diplomacy and Intelligence," 1075-1082.
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