Books by Loch K. Johnson

How has the end of the Cold War affected America's intelligence agencies? When are aggressive clandestine operations justifiable? Should the US engage in more aggressive economic espionage? These are a few of the issues examined in this study of strategic intelligence.

Analyses runoff elections by assembling a data set that includes primary and general election returns for those US states that regularly use runoffs for selecting state legislative, executive, and congressional officials. The authors also draw on data for many municipal offices nationwide and examine court cases and legislative efforts aimed at abolishing or altering runoffs.

Johnson, author of the acclaimed Secret Agencies and "an experienced overseer of intelligence" (Foreign Affairs), here examines the present state and future challenges of American strategic intelligence.