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Reference: Human Terrain Team (HTT) Round Two

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Journal: Anthropology 101–Not Being Listened To

Review: Anthropologists in the Public Sphere–Speaking Out on War, Peace, and American Power

Review: Anthropological Intelligence–The Deployment and Neglect of American Anthropology in the Second World War

Reference: Fixing Intel–A Blueprint for Making Intelligence Relevant in Afghanistan

Worth a Look: Key Leader Engagement

Journal: Human Terrain Team (HTT) Project Now Dabbling in Propaganda

2009 Defense Science Board Report on Understanding Human Dynamics

2010: Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Trilogy Updated

Review: Charm Offensive–How China’s Soft Power Is Transforming the World

Ref A: 2008 Open Source Intelligence (Strategic)

Ref B: 2008 Open Source Intelligence (Operational)

Ref C:2009 DoD OSINT Leadership and Staff Briefings

Ref D:  2008 IJIC 21/3 The Open Source Program: Missing in Action

Ref E: 2006 IJIC 19/1 Intelligence Affairs: Evolution, Revolution, or Reactionary Collapse?”

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Graphic: Multi-Lingual Reality

Graphic: Language Basics

Graphic: Global Intelligence Collection Failure

Very interesting.  Below are a couple of links to top pieces on the scope triangle, search appreciated.

A Project Management Primer: Basic Principles – Scope Triangle

The “Broken Iron Triangle” Software Development Anti-pattern

Phi Beta Iota: The Scope Triangle  is desperately out of date.    The two new major factors are first: the role that intelligence (decision-support) can play in what we have called since the 1990's “Information Arbitrage,” which is the use of information converted into intelligence as a substitute for time, space, capital, and labor as well as materials (e.g. substituting plastic for steel in car construction); and second: the role that social production or Collective Intelligence can play in being a substitute for hard and soft power–for example, Thomas Jefferson's observation that a  Nation's best defense was an educated (armed) citizenry.