1994
Unclassified Extracts from Studies in Intelligence
Intelligence Today and Tomorrow
Bridging the Intelligence-Policy Divide
A progress report
James A. Barry, Jack Davis, David D. Gries, and Joseph Sullivan
The Intelligence Revolution and the Future
One of time’s arrows
Wesley K. Wark
Government Spying for Commercial Gain
Problems and alternatives
Mark Burton
Taking Care of Business
A CIA officer-in-residence
David W. Overton
Openness and Secrecy
A basic tension
David D. Gries
Historical Perspectives
Lebanon and the Intelligence Community
A case study
David Kennedy and Leslie Brunetta
A Case Officer’s First Tour
Assignment Trieste
Richard Stolz
Reflections on Mail-Order Tradecraft
The Sears catalogue
Jon A. Wiant
The Exploits of Agent 110
Allen Dulles in wartime
Mark Murphy
At Work with Donovan
One man’s history in OSS
John D. Wilson
Questions, Questions, Questions
Memories of Oberusel
Arnold M. Silver
The Historical Intelligence Collection
From out of the past
Ward Warren and Emma Sullivan
Research Intelligence in Early Modern England
Official scholars and action officers
William H. Sherman
From the Archives
The Face of Moscow in the Missile Crisis
Attaché observations
William F. Scott
Historical Intelligence Documents
From COI to CIG
Intelligence In Recent Public Literature
SIGINT in the Novels of John le Carré
James Burridge