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ID137939
Title ProperAdvancing “Defence-in-depth”
Other Title Informationintelligence and systems dynamics
LanguageENG
AuthorSvendsen, D M
Summary / Abstract (Note)This article aims to encourage the fostering of more systems thinking, and its greater exploitation, within the domain of contemporary intelligence. With particular focus on “micro systems thinking” and with reference to key intelligence processes, such as intelligence analysis, the utility of many systems dynamics within the intelligence context seeks to be further revealed. Through their greater collective harnessing, including up to “System of Systems” (“SoS”) dynamics, and promoting all that they can offer, more sophisticated overarching operational-to-strategic/policy “ends,” notably that of “defence-indepth,” can be viably further advanced in a sustainable manner into the future. Arguably, a much-needed transformative impact on contemporary intelligence can also be increasingly realised through comprehensively engaging in and with more systems and SoS thinking. Aiding civil protection tasks, crisis management, emergency planners, and civil contingency practitioners likewise gain.
`In' analytical NoteDefense and Security Analysis Vol. 31, No.1; Mar 2015: p.58-73
Journal SourceDefense and Security Analysis Vol: 31 No 1
Key WordsMilitary Operations ;  Intelligence ;  Defence Management ;  Risk Management ;  Special Operations Force ;  Intelligence Analysis ;  Systems Thinking ;  System of Systems ;  Defence - in - Depth


 
 
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