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The FBI's Border Coverage (BOCOV) Program and the Ambiguity of Intelligence Missions by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Intelligence services must routinely operate in liminal spaces, both operationally and bureaucratically. The Border Coverage (BOCOV) Program of the Federal…”
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Assessing the FBI's pre-1979 counterintelligence operations against China by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Beginning in 1949, the Federal Bureau of Investigation sought tothwart the intelligence operations of the People's Republic of China(PRC) against the United…”
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Taking the Fight Abroad: The FBI's Legal Attachés and Chinese Intelligence by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…During the first several decades of the Cold War, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) faced a formidable challenge: an intelligence threat that did not…”
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Sorting Out the FBI's Data Dilemma: Coming to Grips With Information Technology by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Intelligence services-among other entities-must organize information in ways that facilitate their operations. The information technology (IT) that agencies…”
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Botching Bio-Surveillance: The Department of Homeland Security and COVID-19 Pandemic by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…The global COVID-19 pandemic was an intelligence failure, with a death toll orders of magnitude greater than the 11 September 2001 (9/11) attacks on the United…”
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Learning the Language: Evolution of the FBI's Linguist Program and Lessons Learned by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), although it is a domestically oriented intelligence service, must contend with foreign state, terrorist, and…”
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Inside Out: Domestic Origins of U.S. Foreign Intelligence by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…The modern US foreign intelligence apparatus is not sui generis. It is, instead, the product of evolution both in the US' perceptions about its role in the…”
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From Old Left to New Left: The FBI and the Sino-Soviet Split by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Tromblay focuses on the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Sino-Soviet split. The dichotomy between foreign and domestic intelligence is a false one…”
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Information Technology (IT) woes and intelligence agency failures: the Federal Bureau of Investigation's troubled IT evolution as a microcosm of a dysfunctional corporate culture by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…The Federal Bureau of Investigation has experienced a number of high-profile failures - across nearly four decades - in developing its Information Technology…”
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Intelligence collection versus investigation: how the ethos of law enforcement impedes development of a US informational advantage by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…There is an inherent tension between a law enforcement-driven approach and a requirementsdriven approach to intelligence collection. The US experience, with…”
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Congress and Counterintelligence: Legislative Vulnerability to Foreign Influences by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Russia's evident attempt at interference in the 2016 US elections and its meddling with the politics of various European countries has called attention to the…”
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Intelligence and the Intelligentsia: Exploitation of U.S. Think Tanks by Foreign Powers by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…Foreign exploitation is facilitated by a variety of foreign elements, as well as the multiple vulnerabilities inherent to think tank operations. Their…”
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The Threat Review and Prioritization trap: how the FBI's new Threat Review and Prioritization process compounds the Bureau's oldest problems by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…In the nearly 15 years since the events of 11 September 2001, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has undertaken a succession of efforts to become an…”
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Bricks and Mortar: Architecture and U.S. Domestic Security by Tromblay, Darren E., Podulka, Richard D.

“…Tromblay and Podulka examine the architecture and domestic security in the US. The physical architecture which houses the two most significant…”
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Muddled Attempt at Surveying a ProfessionJonathan M. House: Intelligence and the State: Analysis and Decision Makers , Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 2022, 232 p., $30.39: Jonathan M. House: Intelligence and the State: Analysis and Decision Makers , Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 2022, 232 p., $30.39 by Tromblay, Darren E.

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The FBI and foreign intelligence in the domestic setting by Tromblay, Darren E.

“…The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is the United States' primary domestically-oriented intelligence service. Opportunities for the collection of foreign…”
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A Minor Role in Hanssen’s Fall by Tromblay, Darren E.

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Muddled Attempt at Surveying a Profession: Jonathan M. House: Intelligence and the State: Analysis and Decision Makers, Naval Institute Press, Annapolis, 2022, 232 p., $30.39 by Tromblay, Darren E.

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Muddled Attempt at Surveying a Profession by Tromblay, Darren E

“…Tromblay reviews Intelligence and the State: Analysis and Decision Makers by Jonathan M. House…”
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A Not-So-Glamorous Mole Depiction: Jonathan Gill: Hollywood Double Agent: The True Tale of Boris Morros, Film Producer Turned Cold War Spy Abrams Press, New York, (2020), 343 p., $17.00 by Tromblay, Darren E.

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