Espionage and intelligence gathering / Louise I. Gerdes.

CIA espionage and intelligence-gathering activities are justified / Ernest W. Lefever. -- Brutal interrogation techniques may be necessary to gather valuable intelligence / Bruce Hoffman. -- Covert operations are corrupt and immoral/ Ramsey Clark. -- Using drug money to finance CIA activities is wrong / Alain Labrousse. -- Polygraph testing to prevent espionage at nuclear weapons labs undermines security / Alan P. Zelicoff. -- Espionage tactics that misinform the American public are corrosive / Ted Gup. -- Intelligence reforms: an overview / Brian Hansen. -- The United States should reform its intelligence-gathering methods/ John M. Deutch and Jeffrey H. Smith. -- The FBI must improve its counterespionage strategies / Patrick Leahy. -- Improved surveillance and information sharing is necessary to protect America against terrorists / Michael Scardaville. -- U.S. intelligence agencies must curb their reliance on surveillance technology / Kevin Hogan. -- The U.S. intelligence community must develop more humani