
From Mandate to Blueprint Lessons from Intelligence Reform
Thomas Fingar
Published 2021
236 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.

Thomas Fingar
Published 2021
236 pages

Jeffrey W. Bennett
Published 2021
194 pages

Simon Kuper
Published 2021
288 pages

R. James Woolsey, Ion Mihai Pacepa
Published 2021
216 pages

Henry Prunckun
Published 2021
72 pages

Henry Prunckun
Published 2021
82 pages

T. V. Paul, Deborah Welch Larson, Harold A. Trinkunas, Anders Wivel, Ralf Emmers
Published 2021
819 pages

R. W. Baker
Published 2021
251 pages

Published 2021
74 pages

Gabriel Marcella, Orlando J. Pérez, Brian Fonseca
2021 · 2022 edition
220 pages

Tim Ripley
Published 2021
116 pages

Curtis Peebles
Published 2021
288 pages

T B Stamper
Published 2021
362 pages

Allan Williams
Published 2021
224 pages

Laura J. Shepherd
Published 2021
210 pages

Dan Cameron
Published 2021
157 pages

Michael Schwille, Anthony Atler, Jonathan Welch, Christopher Paul, Richard C. Baffa
Published 2021
100 pages

Bill O'Neill
Published 2021
166 pages

Ken Conboy
Published 2021
246 pages

Central Intelligence Agency
Published 2021
1176 pages

Henry Prunckun
Published 2021
72 pages

Richard Galland
Published 2021
224 pages

Michael S. Goodman, James M. Wilson, Filippa Lentzos
Published 2021
142 pages

John D Rowbottom
Published 2021
408 pages