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Comparing Foreign Intelligence: The U.S., The U.S.S.R., The U.K. And The Third World

Edited by Roy Godson
Reviewed by By Gregory F. Treverton
Fall 1988
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Edited by Roy Godson
Pergamon-Brassey's
1988
157 pp.
$17.95

This is a hasty pass over broad terrain-one chapter each on the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain and Oman. But it is a welcome call for more detailed, comparative and historical study of intelligence, along with a reminder that, notwithstanding official secrecy, it can be done.