Knowing the Adversary

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Exploring the nuances of threat perception, the book presents a new theory on how political leaders and intelligence agencies infer adversary intentions. Through meticulous historical research and analysis of three significant cases, it offers compelling evidence and balanced interpretations. This work is essential for conflict theorists, intelligence analysts, and diplomatic historians, providing deep insights into the complexities of international relations and the decision-making processes of state actors.