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Introduction

Chapter 1: Are Espionage and Intelligence-Gathering Activities Justified?

Chapter Preface

CIA Espionage and Intelligence-Gathering Activities Are Justified

Brutal Interrogation Techniques May Be Necessary to Gather Valuable Intelligence

Covert Operations Are Corrupt and Immoral

Using Drug Money to Finance CIA Activities Is Wrong

Polygraph Testing to Prevent Espionage at Nuclear Weapons Labs Undermines Security

Espionage Tactics That Misinform the American Public Are Corrosive

Chapter 2: Should the United States Reform Its Espionage and Intelligence-Gathering Methods?

Intelligence Reforms: An Overview

The United States Should Reform Its Intelligence- Gathering Methods

The FBI Must Improve Its Counterespionage Strategies

Improved Surveillance and Information Sharing Is Necessary to Protect America Against Terrorists

U.S. Intelligence Agencies Must Curb Their Reliance on Surveillance Technology by Kevin Hogan

The U.S. Intelligence Community Must Develop More Human Intelligence to Combat Terrorism

CIA Intelligence-Gathering Methods Have Been Successful in Fighting Terrorism

Counterespionage Reforms at U.S. Intelligence Agencies Are Unnecessary

The CIA Should Not Become Involved in Direct Combat Operations

Tighter Controls to Prevent Espionage at U.S. Research Laboratories Are Harmful

Creating a Defense Department Intelligence Czar Could Bias Intelligence Gathering

Chapter 3: Do Espionage and Intelligence-Gathering Activities Violate Civil Liberties?

Chapter Preface

Granting Intelligence Agencies Increased Powers to Fight Terrorism Threatens Civil Liberties

The Total Information Awareness System Violates Privacy Rights

Secret Review Courts Foster Violations of Civil Liberties

Expanding FBI Intelligence-Gathering Powers Will Violate Civil Liberties

Intelligence Gathering to Prevent Economic Espionage Violates Civil Liberties

Granting Intelligence Agencies Increased Powers to Fight Terrorism Does Not Threaten Civil Liberties

The Total Information Awareness System Does Not Violate Privacy Rights

Secret Review Courts Do Not Foster Violations of Civil Liberties

Chapter 4: What Challenges Will the Espionage and Intelligence- Gathering Community Face in the Twenty-First Century?

Chapter Preface

The Changing Nature of Warfare Requires New Intelligence-Gathering Techniques

Emerging Terrorist Threats Require New Spying Strategies

U.S. Counterintelligence Methods Must Be Improved by Richard Shelby

Digital Spies Pose a Serious Threat to National Security

Globalization Is Making It Easier for Foreign-Born Citizens to Spy on the United States

Organizations to Contact

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Study & Research Espionage and Intelligence

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