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Disrupt and Deny
By Rory Cormac
214,00 kr
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Description
Disrupt and Deny by Rory Cormac delves into the intricate and shadowy world of espionage and political manoeuvring during the Cold War and beyond. This compelling narrative explores the strategies employed by intelligence agencies to manipulate public perception and maintain power, shedding light on the often murky intersection of history and statecraft.
The Story
Cormac meticulously chronicles the evolution of covert operations and the lengths to which governments will go to disrupt dissent and deny accountability. Through an engaging blend of historical analysis and vivid storytelling, he unveils key events and personalities that shaped the postwar landscape, revealing how information warfare has become a critical tool in political control.
Why Readers Love It
- Richly detailed accounts of espionage tactics that illuminate the complexities of political power.
- Insightful examination of how historical events continue to influence contemporary global conflicts.
- Thought-provoking discussions that challenge readers to consider the moral implications of state-sponsored secrecy.
Perfect For
Readers with an interest in modern history, especially those captivated by the Cold War and its enduring legacy. Fans of Cormac's previous works will appreciate his engaging writing style and thorough research, which elevate Disrupt and Deny to a significant contribution to the understanding of political dynamics in the 20th and 21st centuries.
"An essential read for anyone looking to understand the intricate dance of power and deception in our modern world." - Historical Review
Specifications
Format: Paperback / softback
Dimensions: × ×
Pages: 408
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780198784609
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