2014•International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligenceRequires access

The Future of American Espionage

Joseph W. Wippl

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Espionage has been around a long time, to be sure, back to biblical and ancient times. But when specifically, was American espionage last discussed? The intent of the National Security Act of 1947 ...

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Espionage has been around a long time, to be sure, back to biblical and ancient times. But when specifically, was American espionage last discussed? The intent of the National Security Act of 1947 ...

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Espionage has been around a long time, to be sure, back to biblical and ancient times. But when specifically, was American espionage last discussed? The intent of the National Security Act of 1947 ...

Key concepts: Officer, Espionage, Management, Agency (philosophy), Political science, Service (business), Law, Public administration

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