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This book is the first history of UK economic intelligence and offers a new perspective on the evolution of Britain's national intelligence machinery and how it worked during the Cold War.
The author, Peter (Pete) Davies has lived and worked mostly in the UK. After taking on an apprenticeship and becoming a plumber, he tried other types of employment and enjoyed all of them. Having become tired of the hum-drum of the everyday sameness, he emigrated to, and spent Many years in Australia where he studied at various institutions. After years of hard work and study he gained his full qualifications and became a horticulturist and Botanist. He has worked voluntarily in Australia within the boundaries of the National Parks and Wildlife service whilst studying. He has a great interest in nature and natural life systems and now retired, continues to observe and photograph plants and wildlife.Hobbies include Cactus culture, gardening, model engineering, crown green bowling just to mention a few. He values his true friends very highly but does not easily suffer false 'friends'. If you are a true friend of Pete, you will quickly find him to be generous and caring.
Introduction: Economics and Intelligence History, Part One - Prelude, 1. A New Field of Intelligence, 2. Rival Concepts, Part Two - The War Years, 3. Enemy Branch, 4. Planning for the Future, 5. The Origins of the Joint Intelligence Bureau, Part Three - The Golden Age, 6. The Changing Post-War Intelligence Architecture, 7. The Joint Intelligence Bureau and Whitehall, 8. Creating the Defence Intelligence Staff, 9. Economic Intelligence for the Ministry of Defence 1946-91,10. Economic Intelligence for Whitehall 1946-68, Part Four - Marking Time, 11. The British Way of Economic Intelligence, 12. The Top Table, 13. The Fate of the Directorate of Economic Intelligence, Conclusion, Appendices
