Connecting intelligence studies with international relations and IR theory

What is it about?

International intelligence co-operation (or 'liaison') is used to demonstrate how intelligence studies (and the intelligence domain more widely) can connect to both the subject and realm of international relations and their (and other closely associated) bodies of theory.

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Why is it important?

Demonstrates the utility of theory and theorising with regards to intelligence, in terms of both its study and its practical application/work.