Intelligence And National Security

"Drawing on the unusually extensive official documentation that has emerged through multiple inquiries on both sides of the Atlantic, as well as insider accounts of CIA deliberations, the contributors to this volume offer careful and insightful analyses of the national security decision-making process, the foreign policy roles of the President and Prime Minister, the roles of Congress and Parliament, the management and limits of intelligence, the shaping of public opinion, and the ethics of humanitarian military intervention. The book also discusses the dilemmas faced by Australia, a junior ally in the War on Terror, and their implications for Australian intelligence."--BOOK JACKET.

List of figures	p. viii
Acknowledgements	p. ix
List of contributors	p. xi
Introduction: policymaking and intelligence on Iraq	p. 1
Intellectual antecedents of the Iraq war	p. 17
The neoconservative roots of the war in Iraq	p. 19
The origins of the British decision to go to war: Tony Blair, humanitarian intervention, and the "new doctrine of the international community"	p. 40
The public case for war	p. 57
Did President Bush mislead the country in his arguments for war with Iraq?	p. 59
The British road to war: decisionmaking, intelligence, and the case for war in Iraq	p. 85
Australian use of intelligence and the case for war in Iraq	p. 106
The Iraq war and the management of American public opinion	p. 126
Intelligence failure	p. 149
Intelligence collection and analysis on Iraq: issues for the US intelligence community	p. 151
The politics and psychology of intelligence and intelligence reform	p. 162
Congress, the Iraq war, and the failures of intelligence oversight	p. 172
Flawed intelligence, limited oversight: official inquiries into prewar UK intelligence on Iraq	p. 191
Policy failure	p. 211
Decisionmaking, intelligence, and the Iraq war	p. 213
Intelligence, policy, and the war in Iraq	p. 233
Excerpts from key speeches and documents	p. 245
Excerpts from key US speeches before the war in Iraq	p. 247
Excerpts from President George W. Bush, State of the Union Address, January 29, 2002	p. 247
Vice President Cheney's Remarks at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention, August 26, 2002	p. 248
President Bush Outlines Iraq Threat, Remarks in Cincinnati, Ohio, October 7, 2002	p. 251
President Bush, State of the Union Address, January 28, 2003	p. 253
Excerpts from key UK speeches and documents before the war in Iraq	p. 255
Tony Blair, 'Doctrine of the International Community' Speech, Economic Club, Chicago, April 24, 1999	p. 255
Memorandum from Foreign Policy Adviser David Manning to the Prime Minister, March 14, 2002	p. 257
Memorandum from British Ambassador to the US, Sir Christopher Meyer, March 18, 2002	p. 258
Minutes: Iraq - Prime Minister's Meeting, July 23, 2002	p. 260
Prime Minister's Foreword to the September 2002 Downing Street Dossier	p. 263
Prime Minister's Iraq Statement to Parliament, September 24, 2002	p. 265
October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate: Key Judgments (excerpts): Iraq's Continuing Programs for Weapons of Mass Destruction	p. 268
Excerpts from post-war US investigations	p. 276
Open Letter to George Tenet from US intelligence professionals, April 28, 2007	p. 287
Index	p. 291
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