Review: Declaring Independence–The Beginning of the End of the Two-Party System
Best Available Primer for Third Party, March 9, 2008
Who’s Who in Collective Intelligence: Mark Tovey
Mark Tovey is doing his Ph.D. in the Advanced Cognitive Engineering Lab at the Institute for Cognitive Science at Carleton University, and is editor of WorldChanging Canada. ‘Mass Collaboration, open source, and social entrepreneurship’ is based on a poster which can be found at www.marktovey.ca. He is the editor of the first book striving to …
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Review: The Bottom Billion–Why the Poorest Countries are Failing and What Can Be Done About It
Elegantly brilliant, incisive clarity, quite extraordinary, February 22, 2008
Handbook: United Nations (UN) Civil-Military Coordination Officer Handbook
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Michael Herman
Michael Herman served from 1952 to 1987 in Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), with secondments to the Cabinet Office and Ministry of Defence. Since his retirement he has written extensively on intelligence matters, with official clearance. He has been associated with several universities, and is now an Honouree Fellow at Aberystwyth and a Senior Associate …
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Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Paul Johnston
Paul Johnston is a Major in the Intelligence Branch of the Canadian Forces. He graduated with an Honours BA in Military and Strategic Studies from Royal Roads Military College and earned an MA in War Studies from the Royal Military College. He has served in Germany, the Middle East, and various intelligence billets at the …
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Reference: The DNI’s Open Source Center – An Organizational Communication Perspective
Online Full Copy Limited Use Hamilton Bean, “The DNI’s Open Source Center: An Organizational Communication Perspective,” International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol 20 2007 pp. 240-257.
