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The American road to central intelligence, Bradley F. Smith; why was theCIA established in 1947, Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones; intelligence and the Cold Warbehind the dikes - the relationship between the American and Dutchintelligence communities, 1946-1994, Bob de Graaff and Cees Wiebes; science,scientists and the CIA - balancing international ideals, national needs andprofessional opportunities, Ronald E. Doel and Allan A. Needell; the wizardsof Langley - the CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology; Jeffrey T.Richelson; the Committee of Correspondence - CIA funding of women's groups,1952-1967, Helen Laville; the CIA and the Soviet threat - the politicizationof estimates, 1966-1977, Lawrence Freedman; national intelligence and theIranian revolution, Michael Donovan; American economic intelligence - pastpractice and future principles, Philip Zelikow; the CIA and the question ofaccountability, Loch K. Johnson; the CIA's own effort to understand anddocument its past - a brief history of the CIA history programme, 1950-1995,Gerald Haines; conclusion - an agenda for future research, Christopher Andrew.