
Where the Evidence Leads A Realistic Strategy for Peace and Human Security
Robert C. Johansen
Published 2021
418 pages
Intelligence and espionage books tell the true stories of spies and secret services. Double agents, code-breakers, covert operations and famous betrayals are reconstructed from archives and interviews. If you enjoy spy novels, the real history is often stranger and just as gripping. This list shows the ones first published in 2021.

Robert C. Johansen
Published 2021
418 pages

Norman Ridley
Published 2021
263 pages

Raffaella A. Del Sarto
Published 2021
196 pages

Eva Lövbrand, Malin Mobjörk
Published 2021
148 pages

Nick Vaughan-Williams
2021 · 2023 edition
256 pages

Rob Johnson, Martijn Kitzen, Tim Sweijs
Published 2021
304 pages

Zoltan Barany
Published 2021
351 pages

Jonathan M. Acuff, Lamesha Craft, Christopher J. Ferrero, Joseph Fitsanakis, Richard J. Kilroy, Jr.
Published 2021
368 pages

Pak Nung Wong
Published 2021
134 pages

Pietro Ratto
Published 2021
66 pages

Samuel Raskin
Published 2021
418 pages

Todd S. Sechser, Neil Narang, Caitlin Talmadge
2021 · 2022 edition
298 pages

Stephen Rookes
Published 2021
80 pages

Deborah Bauer
Published 2021
360 pages

Alison Lewis
Published 2021
342 pages

Leah West, Thomas Juneau, Amarnath Amarasingam
Published 2021
288 pages

Andrew Jenkinson
Published 2021
182 pages

Amos Gilboa, Yonah Jeremy Bob
Published 2021
320 pages

Andrea Monti, Raymond Wacks
Published 2021
170 pages

Stig Stenslie, Lars Haugom, Brigt Harr Vaage
2021 · 2023 edition
176 pages

Tim Spicer
Published 2021
312 pages

Andreas Marklund, Laura Skouvig
Published 2021
212 pages

Constance S. Uthoff
2021 · 2022 edition
441 pages

Edward Mickolus
Published 2021
120 pages