The Doctrine of Plausible Deniability in Cold War Intelligence
An analysis of the institutionalization of systematic falsehoods as a survival strategy within government intelligence apparatuses.
The doctrine of Plausible Deniability functions as a structural mechanism for obscuring accountability. It facilitates the Liar's-Heir-Syndrome (LHS) by creating a protected 'lie-space' where officials inherit the operational deceits of predecessors while simultaneously denying awareness of them.
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