Andrew, Christopher; Jeffreys-Jones, Rhodri

• The Scotsman, 16/8/97"Readers who want clour and cloak and dagger are in for a big disappointment, but more serious students of spying will find much to interest them here.""A fascinating book." Amos Perlmutter, The Washington Times"Uniformly well informed and thoughtful. Provocative and instructive" ChoiceLobster £36 - see file"The collection contains three essays of note. The first is Bob de Graff and Cees Wiebes" study of the CIA and the Dutch Intelligence Service, which is, presumably, a template for the relationship between the CIA and the intelligence services of other small countries unfortunate enough to have come within the CIA"s sphere of influence.

Andrew, Christopher; Jeffreys-Jones, Rhodri

• The Scotsman, 16/8/97"Readers who want clour and cloak and dagger are in for a big disappointment, but more serious students of spying will find much to interest them here.""A fascinating book." Amos Perlmutter, The Washington Times"Uniformly well informed and thoughtful. Provocative and instructive" ChoiceLobster £36 - see file"The collection contains three essays of note. The first is Bob de Graff and Cees Wiebes" study of the CIA and the Dutch Intelligence Service, which is, presumably, a template for the relationship between the CIA and the intelligence services of other small countries unfortunate enough to have come within the CIA"s sphere of influence.

Andrew, Christopher; Jeffreys-Jones, Rhodri

• The Scotsman, 16/8/97"Readers who want clour and cloak and dagger are in for a big disappointment, but more serious students of spying will find much to interest them here.""A fascinating book." Amos Perlmutter, The Washington Times"Uniformly well informed and thoughtful. Provocative and instructive" ChoiceLobster £36 - see file"The collection contains three essays of note. The first is Bob de Graff and Cees Wiebes" study of the CIA and the Dutch Intelligence Service, which is, presumably, a template for the relationship between the CIA and the intelligence services of other small countries unfortunate enough to have come within the CIA"s sphere of influence.