This comprehensive history of the Central Intelligence Agency offers a probing account of the CIA's shifting relationships with the American public, Congress, and presidents and explores its operation in the context of the American political system
Rhodri Jeffreys Jones Books
Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones delves into the complex and often clandestine history of American intelligence agencies, revealing their profound impact on global politics and civil liberties. His scholarship navigates the shadowy realms of covert operations and the historical forces shaped by secret services. Jeffreys-Jones notably chronicles the pursuit of Nazi agents in pre-war America. His extensive academic research continues to explore the history of the CIA and the origins of American private detection.
