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III. The producer/user interface

Organizational politics and the development of Britain's intelligence producer/consumer interface

Philip H. J. Davies Doctoral candidate in the Sociology Department, University of Reading
Pages 113-132 | Published online: 02 Jan 2008

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Philip H.J. Davies. (2022) Ken Robertson 1947–2021: foundations, innovations and legacies. Intelligence and National Security 37:3, pages 421-437.
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Christopher Andrew & RichardJ. Aldrich. (1999) The intelligence services in the Second World War. Contemporary British History 13:4, pages 130-169.
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PhilipH. J. Davies. (1999) The SIS Singapore station and the role of the far east controller: Secret intelligence structure and process in post‐war colonial administration. Intelligence and National Security 14:4, pages 105-129.
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K.G. Robertson. (1998) Recent reform of intelligence in the UK: Democratization or risk management?. Intelligence and National Security 13:2, pages 144-158.
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Damien Van Puyvelde. (2018) Qualitative Research Interviews and the Study of National Security Intelligence. International Studies Perspectives 19:4, pages 375-391.
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Philip H.J. Davies. (2010) The Missing Dimension’s Missing Dimension. Public Policy and Administration 25:1, pages 5-9.
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