Shakespeare for analysts
Subtitle: literature and intelligence
By: Jeffrey White
Contributors: Joint Military Intelligence College (U.S.)
Series: Occasional paper -- no. 10; Occasional paper (Joint Military Intelligence College (U.S.)) -- no. 10.
Publisher: Joint Military Intelligence College, Center for Strategic Intelligence Research
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Intelligence service; International relations and culture; English Political plays
Notes: "July 2003."

Photocopy. Springfield, Va. : NTIS, 2007. 28 cm.
Table of contents: title: The challenge; title: Why read Shakespeare as an analyst?; title: Why not read Shakespeare?; title: Reading Shakespeare; title: Approach, format, and selection of issues; title: Heroic leadership: Henry V; title: Failure at the top: Richard II; title: "The biography of force": Richard III; title: Civil War: 1,2,3 Henry VI; title: To plot a coup: Julius Caesar; title: Family matters: Henry VI and Richard III; title: What about the women? Margaret of Anjou in Henry VI; title: "My loyalty is sometimes my honor": loyalty in King John and Richard III.