John Ferris is a major figure in the intelligence studies field, both through his pioneering work in British intelligence and in his studies of British strategic history. This superb volume selects his best essays of the past fifteen years.
John Ferris is a major figure in the intelligence studies field, both through his pioneering work in British intelligence and in his studies of British strategic history. This superb volume selects his best essays of the past fifteen years.
John Ferris is a Professor of History at The University of Calgary. He has written widely on military history, strategy and intelligence studies. Among his works are The Evolution of British Strategic Policy, 1919-1926 (1989) and The British Army and Signals Intelligence during the First World War. He is a co-author of A World History of Warfare (2002).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Lord Salisbury Secret Intelligence and British Policy Toward Russia and Central Asia 1874-1878 2. 'Indulged in all Too Little'?: Vansittart Intelligence and Appeasement 3. Image and Accident: Intelligence and the Origins of the Second World War 1933-1941 4. The British 'Enigma': Britain Signals Security and Cipher Machines 1906-1953 5. The British Army Signals and Security in the Desert Campaign 1940-42 6. Clausewitz Intelligence Uncertainty and the Art of Command in Modern War (with Michael Handel) 7. NCW C4ISR IO and RMA: Towards a Revolution in Military Intelligence?
1. Lord Salisbury Secret Intelligence and British Policy Toward Russia and Central Asia 1874-1878 2. 'Indulged in all Too Little'?: Vansittart Intelligence and Appeasement 3. Image and Accident: Intelligence and the Origins of the Second World War 1933-1941 4. The British 'Enigma': Britain Signals Security and Cipher Machines 1906-1953 5. The British Army Signals and Security in the Desert Campaign 1940-42 6. Clausewitz Intelligence Uncertainty and the Art of Command in Modern War (with Michael Handel) 7. NCW C4ISR IO and RMA: Towards a Revolution in Military Intelligence?
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