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The Spies Next Door

by John Beck,

China’s covert campaign to intimidate Uighur exiles

The Spy Who Came

From oral evidence given in 2013 by Mark Kennedy, a former undercover British police officer, to the British Home Affairs Committee. Between 2003 and 2010, Kennedy used a fake identity,…

From “Monitoring the Continuing Reliability of the Cleared Personnel,” a report prepared by Project Slammer, an initiative by the various U.S. intelligence agencies, in which Americans convicted of espionage are…

1-800-CALL-SPY

by Harper’s Staff,

From a flyer recently distributed to all Army personnel by the Army Intelligence and Security Command. The hotline has received 19,000 calls since it was established last winter. !!! ESPIONAGE…

Glass houses

by Lewis H. Lapham,

Tinker with Gadgets, Tailor the Facts

by Andrew Cockburn,

The spy as techno-bureaucrat

The shadow of the mole

by Ron Rosenbaum,

Two superpowers, three master spies, four false defectors, five schools of mole lore, and seven types of ambiguity

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Art by Merle Nacht,

“Are you still with us?” Anthony Blunt asked. It was a good question

by Michael Whitney Straight,

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Art by Anders Wenngren, David W. FeBland,

Spies

The Spies Next Door

The Spy Who Came

Red squares

Turning a Blind Eye to Spies

1-800-CALL-SPY

Glass houses

Tinker with Gadgets, Tailor the Facts

The shadow of the mole

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“Are you still with us?” Anthony Blunt asked. It was a good question

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The Spies Next Door

The Spy Who Came

Red squares

Turning a Blind Eye to Spies

1-800-CALL-SPY

Glass houses

Tinker with Gadgets, Tailor the Facts

The shadow of the mole

Untitled

“Are you still with us?” Anthony Blunt asked. It was a good question

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March 1983

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