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    Intelligence dictionary
    Intelligence dictionary
    Intelligence dictionary
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    Intelligence dictionary

    By Giuseppe Gagliano, Sr

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    In this dictionary, we have tried to analyze secret service modus operandi (which historically spans both the Cold War period and present times) in terms of political realism, revealing a reality that is both complex and cynical, given that it
    is inspired by reasons of state. A multicolored
    picture has come to life in which reality and illusion, truth and lie often merge until overlapping.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGiuseppe Gagliano, Sr
    Release dateJun 7, 2012
    ISBN9788890742606
    Intelligence dictionary
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    Giuseppe Gagliano, Sr

    The CESTUDEC Association fonded in 2011 is based in Como. The President is Prof. Giuseppe Gagliano; the Vice- President is Colonel Mario Pietrangeli. CESTUDEC is a non-profit association that promotes the greater acquisition of knowledge and public awareness of military history and strategic sciences through cooperation with government ministries, regional authorities, universities, other organizations and institutions, Italian and international research institutes, private companies, and civilians.

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      Intelligence dictionary - Giuseppe Gagliano, Sr

      INTELLIGENCE DICTIONARY

      by

      Giuseppe Gagliano

      PUBLISHED BY Centro Studi Strategici Carlo De Cristoforis on Smashwords

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      Copyright Cestudec – http://cestudec.com/home.asp ISBN 978-88-907426-0-6

      1^ Edition 2012

      Thank you for downloading this free eBook. You are welcome to share it with your friends. This book may be reproduced, copied and distributed for non-commercial purposes, provided the book remains in its complete original form, with the exception of quotes used in reviews. Your support and respect for the property of this author is appreciated.

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      Introduction

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      Introduction

      In this dictionary, we have tried to analyze secret service modus operandi (which historically spans both the Cold War period and present times) in terms of political realism, revealing a reality that is both complex and cynical, given that it is inspired by reasons of state. A multicolored picture has come to life in which reality and illusion, truth and lie often merge until overlapping.

      Dictionary

      ACCURATE CONTROL In authoritarian or totalitarian regimes, the control exercised by intelligence can reach such high levels that civil society collapses (such as by the Gestapo, the Stasi, and Sovama).

      ALLIANCES The joining of forces and SIGINT and HUMINT intelligence agenzie in the same country or allied nations against supranational enemies (e. g. the UK-USA Agreements and the CAZAB Convention) can provide a remarkable contribution to the struggle, without, however forgetting – as SVR agent KOBALADZE once said there are allied countries, but there are no allied secret services.

      AMBIGUITY The boundary between legality and illegality is faint, even in a country’s peacetime defense strategy.

      ANTHROPOLOGY Anyone who has worked in security services for a long time can only have a pessimistic view of human beings because he or she has been forced to see its other side, and therefore disillusionment is inevitable. Cannot an impressive number of impostors also be found in

      politics, for example? This should come as no surprise, since power is an authentic means of corruption and which politician has no skeleton in the closet?

      ANTICIPATING Constant investigation of the staff is a good way to avoid economic and sexual blackmail involving analysts and agents.

      APPARENT PARADOX A high degree of technological

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