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New sources for the study of Iraqi intelligence during the Sadd / Woods, Kevin M; Stout, Mark E   Journal Article
Woods, Kevin M Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract The US Department of Defense (DOD) has made available to scholars a significant collection of documents captured from the files of the Saddam-era Iraqi intelligence services. DOD is also studying ways in which further such documents can be released. These documents paint a picture in many ways reminiscent of the intelligence services of the totalitarian Soviet Union. These and forthcoming documents may enable important research on Iraq and on the role of intelligence services in totalitarian states. One newly available document gives the Iraqi General Military Intelligence Directorate's assessment of Iran on the eve of the Iran-Iraq War.
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Saddam's perceptions and misperceptions: the case of desert storm / Woods, Kevin M; Stout, Mark E   Journal Article
Woods, Kevin M Journal Article
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Publication 2010.
Summary/Abstract A large collection of captured documents from the very highest levels of the Iraqi government offers a chance to gain insight into why Saddam Hussein was unwilling and unable to alter his strategy on the eve of the 2003 war that toppled his regime. This paper explores some of the perceptions and misperceptions that Saddam Hussein took away from the 1991 Gulf War and shows how they affected his decisionmaking on the eve of the war in 2003. It concludes with some thoughts on the policy implications of these findings.
Key Words Gulf War  Intelligence  Iraq  Perceptions  Saddam Hussein 
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