Pinkham – Public Intelligence Blog

2006	US	Reform	Steele	Open Source Intelligence Familiarization Documents (One Page of Links)
2004	US	Reform	Atlee	A Model of Intelligence Systems (Individual to Social)
2004	US	Reform	Atlee	Beyond Intelligence Reform Toward Co-Intelligence
2004	Austria	Reform	Beer	Need for a Theory of Intelligence
2004	US	Reform	Harris	Beautiful Minds: Maverick Minds Needed to Achieve Reform
2004	US	Reform	Marrin	Improving Training for New Analysts
2004	NL	Reform	Wiebes	Intelligence and the War in Bosnia
2003	CA	Reform	Fyffe	OSS ’03 Presentation on Information Sharing
2002	Israel	Reform	Crevald van	Twenty Four Theses on Intelligence
2002	US	Reform	Herz	Harnessing the Hive via Online Games for Networked Innovation
2002	US	Reform	Pinkham	Citizen Advocacy in the Information Age
2001	US	Reform	Foster	Getting to Tomorrow: A Plea for Strategic Reformation
2001	US	Reform	Gessaman	Summary of Comments on National Security Budget with Slides
2001	US	Reform	Treverton	Reshaping National Intelligence for an Age of Information

Douglas G. Pinkham is president of the Public Affairs Council, the leading international association for public affairs professionals. The Council is a non-partisan, non-political organization that provides training and development, “best practice” information and benchmarking services to the profession.

His experience is focused primarily on helping very large corporations (some would call them dinosaurs) get agrip on citizen advocacy and the power of the network. As he has shown so many clients, engaging clients, engaging citizens, makes you stronger. They are NOT a threat, they are a foundation for transformation. Below is his contribution to OSS '02. We strongly recommend all of the publications offered by the Public Affairs Council. Both slides lead to the same briefing.

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2002 Pinkham (US) Citizen Advocacy in the Information Age