Add to ORKGThe term Revolution in Intelligence Affairs or RIA is increasingly being used--along with the less precise term of intelligence transformation --by intelligence practitioners, policy makers, scholars, and other intelligence experts to denote the notion that sweeping radical (or transformational ) changes must be made to the U.S. intelligence enterprise for it to remain effective in the current global security environment
Society changes makes new demands on internal services and functions that can help various decision ...
The emergence of security conceptual systems can contribute to diminishing the differences between s...
This article reviews the evolution of intelligence gathering methods from the late 1800’s to the Col...
The term Revolution in Intelligence Affairs or RIA is increasingly being used--along with the le...
Calls for intelligence reform have been an almost continuous feature of the security policy landscap...
This book explores whether the U.S. intelligence enterprise will be able to remain effective in toda...
The origins of the Revolution in Military Affaires (RMA) concept we use today has its roots in the S...
In the 19th and 20th centuries, intelligence has evolved to a form that can be recognized in the con...
This paper identifies how the concept of the ‘Revolution in Military Affairs’ can be applied to the ...
The availability of precise, real-time intelligence has been an integral part of a military technica...
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 prompted the most comprehensive changes to the U.S. Inte...
37 p.For a long time, there is always a debate on the effectiveness of intelligence in strategies an...
Pity the intelligence policymakers or officials attempting to design the ideal organisation to meet ...
This article examines the current state of professionalism in national security intelligence analysi...
The American intelligence infrastructure is in the midst of its most radical overhaul since the form...
Society changes makes new demands on internal services and functions that can help various decision ...
The emergence of security conceptual systems can contribute to diminishing the differences between s...
This article reviews the evolution of intelligence gathering methods from the late 1800’s to the Col...
The term Revolution in Intelligence Affairs or RIA is increasingly being used--along with the le...
Calls for intelligence reform have been an almost continuous feature of the security policy landscap...
This book explores whether the U.S. intelligence enterprise will be able to remain effective in toda...
The origins of the Revolution in Military Affaires (RMA) concept we use today has its roots in the S...
In the 19th and 20th centuries, intelligence has evolved to a form that can be recognized in the con...
This paper identifies how the concept of the ‘Revolution in Military Affairs’ can be applied to the ...
The availability of precise, real-time intelligence has been an integral part of a military technica...
The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 prompted the most comprehensive changes to the U.S. Inte...
37 p.For a long time, there is always a debate on the effectiveness of intelligence in strategies an...
Pity the intelligence policymakers or officials attempting to design the ideal organisation to meet ...
This article examines the current state of professionalism in national security intelligence analysi...
The American intelligence infrastructure is in the midst of its most radical overhaul since the form...
Society changes makes new demands on internal services and functions that can help various decision ...
The emergence of security conceptual systems can contribute to diminishing the differences between s...
This article reviews the evolution of intelligence gathering methods from the late 1800’s to the Col...