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SUMMARY:The Promise and Peril of the Intelligence Community-Policy Relationship
DESCRIPTION:Amy McAuliffe will give a presentation at the MIT Security Studies Program's Wednesday Seminar. Summary: Amy McAuliffe will discuss the Intelligence Community's (IC) mission and features of a “proper” IC-policy relationship\, using Sherman Kent's framework\, as well as her own experience as a senior CIA executive. She’ll discuss in detail examples of when this relationship worked well and produced a well-informed US policy decision and when it did not. Examples will include Libya's decision to relinquish WMD in 2003\, Iraq-WMD\, the capture and death of Osama bin Ladin\, and the Iran nuclear deal (
LOCATION:Building E40
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