Mark Riebling directs the Book Program at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research.  He co-founded and served as Research Director for the Center for Policing Terrorism, which helps state-and-local police formulate counter-terrorism policy.   He is the author of Wedge: How the Secret War between the CIA and FBI Has Endangered National Security (Alfred A. Knopf, hardcover; Touchstone, trade paperback).  He is general editor of Acts and Documents of the Holy See in the Second World War, a collection of primary sources translated from German, Italian, French and Latin.  His writing has appeared in City Journal, National Review, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times.  He was educated at Dartmouth, Berkeley, and Columbia.  He lives in New York City.

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