Table Of Content

Index to Volume Eight (1993)* Anderson, Scott, ‘With Friends Like These ...’ The OSS and the British in Yugoslavia (2) 140 Andrew, Christopher, KGB Foreign Intelligence from Brezhnev to the Coup (3)52 Avery, Donald, Allied Scientific Co-operation and the Soviet Espionage in Canada, 1941-45 (3) 100 Brady, Christopher, Intelligence Failures: Plus Ga Change... (4)86 Burke, James F., Recently Released Material on Soviet Intelligence Operations (2)238 Burke, James F., Romanian and Soviet Intelligence in the December Revolution (4)26 Cain, Frank, The Right to Know: ASIO, Historians and the Australian Parliament (1)87 Cogan, Charles G., The In-Culture of the DO (1)78 Deletant, Dennis, The Securitate and the Police State in Romania, 1948—64 (4)1 Der Derian, James, Anti-Diplomacy, Intelligence Theory and Surveillance Practice (3)29 Dorwart, Jeffrey M., Citizens under Military Surveillance (2)236 Dovey, H.O., Maunsell and Mure (1)60 Eftimiades, Nicholas, China’s Ministry of State Security: Coming of Age in the International Arena (1)23 Ferris, John, and Bar-Joseph, Uri, Getting Marlowe to Hold His Tongue: The Conservative Party, the Intelligence Service and the Zinoviev Letter (4) 100 Fry, Michael G., and Hochstein, Miles, Epistemic Communities: Intelligence Studies and International Relations (3)14 Gordievsky, Oleg, The KGB After the Coup (3)68 Hannant, Larry, Access to the Inside: An Assessment of ‘Canada’s Security Service: A History’ (3) 149 Haslam, Jonathan, Stalin’s Fears of a Separate Peace, 1942 (4)97 Jonson, Ben, On Spies (4) vii Karabell, Zachary, ‘Inside the US Espionage Den’: The US Embassy and the Fall of the Shah (1)44 Kealey, Gregory S., The Early Years of State Surveillance of Labour and the Left in Canada: The Institutional Framework of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Security and Intelligence Apparatus, 1918—26 (3) 129 Index to Volume Eight (1993)* Anderson, Scott, ‘With Friends Like These ...’ The OSS and the British in Yugoslavia (2) 140 Andrew, Christopher, KGB Foreign Intelligence from Brezhnev to the Coup (3)52 Avery, Donald, Allied Scientific Co-operation and the Soviet Espionage in Canada, 1941-45 (3) 100 Brady, Christopher, Intelligence Failures: Plus Ga Change... (4)86 Burke, James F., Recently Released Material on Soviet Intelligence Operations (2)238 Burke, James F., Romanian and Soviet Intelligence in the December Revolution (4)26 Cain, Frank, The Right to Know: ASIO, Historians and the Australian Parliament (1)87 Cogan, Charles G., The In-Culture of the DO (1)78 Deletant, Dennis, The Securitate and the Police State in Romania, 1948—64 (4)1 Der Derian, James, Anti-Diplomacy, Intelligence Theory and Surveillance Practice (3)29 Dorwart, Jeffrey M., Citizens under Military Surveillance (2)236 Dovey, H.O., Maunsell and Mure (1)60 Eftimiades, Nicholas, China’s Ministry of State Security: Coming of Age in the International Arena (1)23 Ferris, John, and Bar-Joseph, Uri, Getting Marlowe to Hold His Tongue: The Conservative Party, the Intelligence Service and the Zinoviev Letter (4) 100 Fry, Michael G., and Hochstein, Miles, Epistemic Communities: Intelligence Studies and International Relations (3)14 Gordievsky, Oleg, The KGB After the Coup (3)68 Hannant, Larry, Access to the Inside: An Assessment of ‘Canada’s Security Service: A History’ (3) 149 Haslam, Jonathan, Stalin’s Fears of a Separate Peace, 1942 (4)97 Jonson, Ben, On Spies (4) vii Karabell, Zachary, ‘Inside the US Espionage Den’: The US Embassy and the Fall of the Shah (1)44 Kealey, Gregory S., The Early Years of State Surveillance of Labour and the Left in Canada: The Institutional Framework of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Security and Intelligence Apparatus, 1918—26 (3) 129 INDEX TO VOLUME EIGHT (1993) 173 Lukes, Igor, The Czechoslovak Intelligence Service and Western Reactions to the Communist Coup d’Etat of February 1948 (4)73 Murphy, David E., Sasha Who? (1) 102 Naftali, Timothy J., Intrepid’s Last Deception: Documenting the Career of Sir William Stephenson (3)72 Schmeidel, John, My Enemy’s Enemy: Twenty Years of Co-operation between West Germany’s Red Army Faction and the GDR Ministry of State Security (4)59 Scott, Len, The Spy who Wanted to Save the World (4) 138 Shulman, Mark Russell, The Rise and Fall of American Naval Intelligence, 1882—1917 (2)214 Silver, Arnold M., Questions, Questions, Questions: Memories of Oberursel (2) 199 Steiner, Barry H., American Intelligence and the Soviet ICBM Build-up: Another Look (2)172 Strong, Robert A., October Surprises (2)227 Vaughn, Bruce, The Use and Abuse of Intelligence Services in India (1)1 Wark, Wesley K., Introduction: The Study of Espionage: Past, Present, Future? (3)1 Young, Jay T., US Intelligence Assessment in a Changing World: The Need for Reform (2) 125 Book Reviews (1) 108, (2)250, (4) 147 Correspondence (1)122, (4) 169 * Volume 8, No.3 was a Special Issue on ‘The Study of Espionage: Past, Present, Future?’. It carried no Book Reviews or Correspondence and because it appeared as a separate volume, it is numbered afresh from the beginning.