Covert Action: The Roots of Terrorism

by Ellen Ray (Editor), William H. Schaap (Editor)

"These essays could hardly be more timely, or more informative, and cannot be ignored by those who hope to gain a serious understanding of what is unfolding today."—Noam Chomsky This book includes some of the best investigative journalism from the authoritative Covert Action Quarterly magazine. The editors present a comprehensive examination of U.S. interventions from Africa, Central America, Panama and Kosovo to Iraq and Afghanistan, offering an essential background to the "war against terrorism" today. Ellen Ray and William H. Schaap were founding editors of Covert Action Quarterly , the multiple award winner of "Project Censored" prizes for its decades of groundbreaking reporting on intelligence matters.

Genres: Politics, Nonfiction, History

300 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2003

Reviews

[John Miller]

insightful collection of essays. one essay is called "The family that preys together" about the bushes

[Jase Harrison]

A solid history of covert operations, even if it is 18 years old