Review: You’re in Charge–Now What? The 8 Point Plan
5.0 out of 5 stars May not be the newest, but I found it the most useful, April 9, 2005
Review: Enforcing the Peace–Learning from the Imperial Past
4.0 out of 5 stars Worthwhile but Stops Short, January 6, 2005
Who’s Who in Peace Intelligence: Douglas Johnston
Dr. Douglas Johnston is the President and founder of the International center for Religion and Diplomacy (ICRD). The Center’s mission is to address identity-based conflicts that exceed the reach of traditional diplomacy by incorporating religion as part of the solution. In 2004 he was recognized with the Golden Candle Award of the Open Source Solutions …
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Review: Counterculture Through the Ages–From Abraham to Acid House
5.0 out of 5 stars From Socrates to Brand, Sterling, and Rheingold: Good Stuff, December 25, 2004
Review: The Folly of Empire–What George W. Bush Could Learn from Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson
5.0 out of 5 stars Balanced Review of Lessons from Roosevet and Wilson, November 12, 2004
Testimony: White Paper for DCI John Negoponte on Leveraging OSINT to Enhance CIA/IC Mission Success
ROBERT STEELE: A large company paid me to write this in 2004, ostensibly as a white paper to be delivered to then newly-appointed DNI John Negoponte. In fairness to that company, even if they were honest on this point and not just buying my playbook, the prime contract they won with the Open Source Center …
Graphic: Jan Herring’s Triangle for Decision-Support
Jan Herring, then National Intelligence Officer (NIO) for Science & Technology (S&T) was the first modern OSINT pioneer, along with George Marling and other S&T analyts. After he retired he devleoped this triangle as part of his training offered via the Academy of Competitive Intelligence, still the best institution around.
