Constructing Cassandra: Reframing Intelligence Failure at the CIA, 1947–2001
"Jones and Silberzahn have crafted an insightful masterpiece to frame the true nature of the CIA... I recommend this book to anyone with a passion in understanding the analytical framework of the CIA and who seeks to comprehend the theoretical approach, through the uses of organizational theory, in uncovering its internal mysteries."  Review from the Winter 2013-14 issue of Parameters, official journal of the US Army War College (Vol. 43, No 4. pages 153-155)"This smoothly written and sophisticated study of intelligence analysis will appeal to a broad audience . . . [The authors'] social science approach, lack of ideological bias, and ability to dissect organizational behavior produce a masterful account.. .Recommended.Choice Magazine, May 2014 ala.org/acrl/choice/