"Ethics of Spying: A Reader for the Intelligence Professional" provides a central reference point for ethics in the intelligence profession, vital to personal and professional development. The systemic problem inherent in a profession, where truth is the goal yet deception, secrecy, and morally troubling compromises are often necessary, is addressed. It offers a body of literature for building an ethical code for the intelligence professional not dependent on any particular agency, department, or even country. Providing articles and case studies of moral dilemmas and ethical codes of conduct by the various intelligence agencies, anyone involved or interested in the fields of national security, intelligence, military science, public policy, law enforcement, political science, and philosophy will benefit from this publication.