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Princeton in the Nation's Service: A Perspective on Intelligence Reform from Outside the Beltway The Final Report of the Snyder Commission Edited by Edward Cheng and Diane C. Snyder Woodrow Wilson School Policy Conference 401a: Intelligence Reform in the Post-Cold War Era The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Princeton Unversity January 1997

Final Report

Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Post-Cold War (PCW) Missions Framework and Its Two Pillars
Chapter 3: The Three Tiers of the PCW Framework and Their Relationship to the Pillars
Chapter 4: Connecting the Framework
Chapter 5: Summary of Major Recommendations and Looking Towards the Future
Appendix A: Covert Action: The Delicate Balance
Appendix B: Organizational Theory Considerations in Reforming the Intelligence Community
Appendix C: List of Acronyms
Bibliography

Policy Conference

The Participants

Research Topics The Intelligence Community and the Environment -- Michael L. Brown Reexamining the Missions and Priorities of the Intelligence Community -- Lucas Cadena Intelligence, Terrorism, and Foreign Policy -- Monina A. Diaz With a Little Bit of Heart and Soul: Analyzing the Role of HUMINT -- Jono Fischbach Economic Intelligence in the Post-Cold War Era: Issues for Reform -- Sean Gregory The Relationship Between Law Enforcement and Intelligence in the Post-Cold War Era -- Gail Hodges Evaluating the Classification System of the IC in the Post-Cold War Era -- Daniel I. Konieczny Producer-Consumer Relations -- Grace J. Koo Information Warfare and the Intelligence Community -- Brian C. Lewis Institutional Reform: An Application of Organizational Theory to Reform of the IC -- John Maris Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities of the Director of Central Intelligence -- Justin Riley Murfin Covert Action: The Delicate Balance -- Zachary Potter A Report on the Relationships between Intelligence, and Industry, and Academia -- Lara Shohet Controlling Nuclear Anarchy: The Role of the IC in Monitoring Nuclear Nonproliferation -- Jeff Siegel Global Organized Crime -- Mora Stephens Global Threats: The Role of Intelligence in Health and Humanitarian Crises -- Andrea Wolf