No More Secrets: Open Source Information and the Reshaping of U.S. Intelligence (Praeger Security International)
No More Secretsis an academic work, not an expose. But it is an exceptionally stimulating one that brings the theoretical principles of organization management and communications theory to bear on intelligence policy in original and insightful ways. - Steven Aftergood,Secrecy News• Identifies actual organizations and individuals involved in the institutionalization of open source information within the U.S. intelligence community• Assesses how open source developments reconfigure the relationship between citizens and their government•  Tells the inside story of the turf wars among agencies vying for control of open source reforms• Offers a communication-based model for understanding the processes of institutional change within the U.S. national security arena• Critique and commentary from intelligence officials and analysts regarding open source reforms within the intelligence community and homeland security sector• Three interrelated case studies through which post-9/11 U.S. intelligence reform is analyzed and critiqued• Examples of collateral, including official and unofficial photos, from the 2007 and 2008 Open Source Conferences sponsored by the Director of National Intelligence• A  timeline of key open source developments, including the establishment of associated commissions and changes in organizational structures, policies, and cultures• Appendices containing excerpts of key open source legislation and policy documents• A bibliography of open source-related scholarship and commentary