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ID111185
Title ProperNext 100 years? reflections on the future of intelligence
LanguageENG
AuthorAgrell, Wilhelm
Publication2012.
Summary / Abstract (Note)A growing interest in the history of intelligence might be a way to learn more about not only the past, but also the dynamics shaping the future of intelligence. Intelligence is an evolving activity and the twentieth-century experience must be regarded as a phase in an ongoing transformation of its institutions, methods and roles. At least six fundamental processes can be identified as relevant to this re-shaping of intelligence in long perspective; the decreasing hegemony of national intelligence, the rise of new fields of knowledge with intelligence relevance, the diminishing relative importance of exclusive sources and methods, the rise of new actors producing and providing intelligence, the loss of an intellectual monopoly in a competitive knowledge environment and finally an increasing demand for reliable assessments and verification in a fragmented world of information.
`In' analytical NoteIntelligence and National Security Vol. 27, No.1; Feb 2012: p.118-132
Journal SourceIntelligence and National Security Vol. 27, No.1; Feb 2012: p.118-132
Key WordsHistory of Intelligence ;  Future of Intelligence ;  Intelligence Relevance ;  Intelligence


 
 
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