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Intelligence is an important component of national power and a fundamental element in decision making regarding national security, defense, and foreign policies. Nature of intelligence Levels of intelligence. Intelligence is conducted on three levels: strategic (sometimes called national), tactical, and counterintelligence. The broadest of ...
20. Juni 2020 · The gathering of intelligence for tactical, strategic, and political purposes dates back to biblical times. According to the Old Testament (Joshua 2), in preparation for an attack on the city...
The Evolution of the U.S. Intelligence Community-An Historical Overview. The function of intelligence as an activity of the U.S. Government is often regarded as a product of the Cold War. Indeed, much of what is known today as the Intelligence Community was created and developed during the Cold War period. But intelligence has been a function ...
The history of early modern espionage provides innumerable examples of intelligence being gathered and managed, but we do not always see the instrumental nature of that intelligence or what happens when that information is acted upon. Roche's essay, however, provides important insights about the extent to which Owen's reports were viewed as a ...
of the most “intelligence-savvy” governments the country would see until the mid-20th century. Not only did Washington and key members of Con-gress directly oversee intelligence gathering; they were the primary analysts of the collected information. They were also its ultimate users—what we would today consider “national-level consumers.”
31. Jan. 2022 · In her new book, Stanford scholar Amy Zegart examines the evolution of the U.S. intelligence community and how technology is changing how it operates.
6. Aug. 2021 · As James Bruce has written, the history of intelligence is defined by “a cyclical structure between the ‘hiders’ and ‘finders.’” In the current era of this cyclical struggle, the most disruptive force is technology and the advantages it grants to both hiders and finders.
