The role of Intelligence in statecraft is one of the main issues of Intelligence studies and political science. This article with a focus on the role of intelligence in religious democracy as a kind of modern state, tries to distinguish the status of intelligence in this system. Authors argue that intelligence is a tool of expediency diagnosis and a tool of religious democratic rules consolidation. They also claim that there is no difference in intelligence functions among religious and non-religious democracies. Albeit, they argue, limiting rules and intelligence control practices in religious democracies are more that non-religious ones.
Mirmohammadi, M., & Mahammadi lurd, A. (2014). The role of Intelligence agencies in religious democracy. Strategic Studies Quarterly, 17(64), 173-196.
MLA
Mahdy Mirmohammadi; Abdolmahmood Mahammadi lurd. "The role of Intelligence agencies in religious democracy". Strategic Studies Quarterly, 17, 64, 2014, 173-196.
HARVARD
Mirmohammadi, M., Mahammadi lurd, A. (2014). 'The role of Intelligence agencies in religious democracy', Strategic Studies Quarterly, 17(64), pp. 173-196.
VANCOUVER
Mirmohammadi, M., Mahammadi lurd, A. The role of Intelligence agencies in religious democracy. Strategic Studies Quarterly, 2014; 17(64): 173-196.
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