Information on "Intelligence Reform"
November 2012
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6 Nov 2012
Securing the State: National Security in Contemporary Times
Author: David Omand
Publisher: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
This paper is concerned with developing a modern approach to national security. More on «Securing the State: National Security in Contemporary Times »
June 2012
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Jun 2012
Intelligence Community Personnel: Strategic Approach and Training Requirements Needed to Guide Joint Duty Program
Author: Brenda S Farrell, David Moser, Patrick Breiding, Renee Brown, Mae Jones, James Krustapentus, Gregory Marchand, Steven Putansu, Jillena Roberts, Amie Steele, John Van Schaik
Publisher: US Government Accountability Office (GAO), Washington, DC
This report assesses the the US Joint Duty Program, which is intended to facilitate Intelligence Community personnel’s understanding of the wide range of intelligence requirements, methods, users, and capabilities. More on «Intelligence Community Personnel: Strategic Approach and Training Requirements Needed to Guide Joint Duty Program»
May 2012
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14 May 2012
Congressional Oversight of Intelligence
Author: Frederick M Kaiser
Publisher: Congressional Research Service (CRS)
This paper describes the structure of US Congressional oversight of the intelligence community and outlines reforms to enhance accountability in the wake of the 2004 9/11 Commission report. More on «Congressional Oversight of Intelligence»
January 2012
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2012
Overseeing Intelligence Services
Author: Hans Born, Gabriel Geisler Mesevage, Stuart Farson, Laurie Nathan, Monica den Boer, Lauren Hutton, Ian Leigh, Kent Roach, Aidan Wills, Craig Forcese
Publisher: Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF)
While there have been many publications focusing on intelligence oversight, the majority of these focus on legal and institutional frameworks for oversight bodies. More on «Overseeing Intelligence Services»
December 2011
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28 Dec 2011
Intelligence Issues for Congress
Author: Richard A Best Jr
Publisher: Congressional Research Service (CRS)
To address the challenges facing the US intelligence community in the 21st century, congressional and executive branch initiatives have sought to improve coordination among the different agencies and to encourage better analysis. More on «Intelligence Issues for Congress»
October 2011
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Oct 2011
Fixing the Facts or Missing the Mark?
Author: Joshua Rovner
Publisher: Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI)
This commentary outlines a framework for understanding intelligence-policy relations. More on «Fixing the Facts or Missing the Mark? »
September 2011
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Sep 2011
Zivile Nachrichtendienstsysteme im europäischen Umfeld der Schweiz
Publisher: Center for Security Studies (CSS)
Diese Studie untersucht die Nachrichtendienstsysteme der Niederlande, Spaniens, Luxemburgs, Sloweniens, Belgiens, Deutschlands, Frankreichs und Österreichs. More on «Zivile Nachrichtendienstsysteme im europäischen Umfeld der Schweiz»
July 2011
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12 Jul 2011
Indonesia: Debate over a New Intelligence Bill
Author: International Crisis Group
Publisher: International Crisis Group
This Briefing looks at the debate in Indonesia that a draft law has produced over the role of the intelligence services in a democracy, as many citizens are still skeptical that once-repressive institutions have actually changed. More on «Indonesia: Debate over a New Intelligence Bill»
January 2011
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2011
Chancen und Risiken eines Nachrichtendienstes der Europäischen Union
Author: Günther K Weiße, Felix Juhl
Diese Analyse befasst sich mit den Chancen und Risiken eines gemeinsamen Europäischen Nachrichtendienstes sowie der Zusammenarbeit der Nachrichtendienste der EU -Staaten insbesondere im Hinblick auf reelle Möglichkeiten des umfassenden Austauschs (Te... More on «Chancen und Risiken eines Nachrichtendienstes der Europäischen Union» -
Jan 2011
Playing Ostrich: Lessons Learned from South Africa’s Response to Terrorism
Author: Hussein Solomon
Publisher: National Defense University (NDU) / Africa Center for Strategic Studies (ACSS)
While not often considered a hub in global terrorist networks, South Africa has seen a steady and growing pattern of domestic and al-Qaeda-linked terrorist activity over the past decade. More on «Playing Ostrich: Lessons Learned from South Africa’s Response to Terrorism»
