John D. Stempel, “The IMpact of Religion on Intelligence”
Slated for Peacekeeping Intelligence Book II (Fall 2009)
John D. Stempel, “The IMpact of Religion on Intelligence”
Slated for Peacekeeping Intelligence Book II (Fall 2009)
Alessandro Politi, “The Citizen as ‘Intelligence Minuteman‘”
Lawrence E. Cline, “Operational Intelligence in Peace Enforcement and Stability Operations”
Tentatively slated for PKI Book II (Fall 2009)
This was my first attempt to formalize the two major paradigm changes that the Department of Defense continues to resist at levels below the Secretary of Defense, himself an intelligence professional:
Need to shift from state-based threats with fixed addresses to non-state threats able to play “off the shelf.”
Need to shift from heavy reliance on high-tech secret sources to low-tech human and open sources.
William E. DeMars, “Hazardous Partnerships: NGOs and United States Intelligence in Small Wars”
I'm sticking to my story–there is nothing wrong with America, the government, the department of defense, or the secret intelligence community, that cannot be restored with one word–INTEGRITY.
In no way does this impugn the honor or the good intentions of specific individuals or organizations. Instead, this addresses the reailty that our industrial-era society has failed to adapt and is on the verge of collapse in the face of complexity. Only bottom-up Collective Intelligence can cope, but that requires innovative and pervasive education for all.