Spies and Their Masters. Intelligence-Policy Relations in Democratic Countries

Matteo Faini

DOI:10.4324/9780367808945

Corpus ID: 157211628

Spies and Their Masters. Intelligence-Policy Relations in Democratic Countries

@inproceedings{Faini2020SpiesAT,
  title={Spies and Their Masters. Intelligence-Policy Relations in Democratic Countries},
  author={Matteo Faini},
  year={2020}
}

Matteo Faini

Published 2020

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