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A Brief Theory Of Spycraft Weaving The Tangled Web Costanzo

Name: A Brief Theory Of Spycraft Weaving The Tangled Web Costanzo
SKU: BELL-57919572
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (94 reviews)

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A Brief Theory Of Spycraft Weaving The Tangled Web Costanzo instant download after payment.

Publisher: Xlibris US

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.98 MB

Author: Costanzo, Christopher David

ISBN: B084SSZZ1Q

Language: English

Year: 2020

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A Brief Theory Of Spycraft Weaving The Tangled Web Costanzo by Costanzo, Christopher David B084SSZZ1Q instant download after payment.

In his new book, A Brief Theory of Spycraft: Weaving the Tangled Web, Costanzo reveals the classic theoretical underpinnings of his profession in a modern context. The book is not for everyone. It is, in effect, a mini-textbook for students and it requires some concentration. But even if not for the casual reader, it will be of interest to many government employees, to security personnel, to anyone attuned to international relations, and to serious espionage buffs. Costanzo is also the author of My CIA:Memories of a Secret Career, in which he describes what it was like to work in the CIA's Clandestine Service during the final decades of the Cold War, starting from his early training through his senior tours as a chief of station.