Sharing intelligence culture by Lawrence Cline

“…Using case studies of environments in which established intelligence services have worked with emergent intelligence agencies, this paper examines the requirements for incorporating both larger cultural approaches and detailed knowledge of other intelligence bureaucracies. …”
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The Fight against Smuggling at the Soviet-Polish Border throughout 1921-1939 by Roman Kotsan

“…The use of smugglers by the intelligence agencies of both Poland and the USSR are emphasized. …”
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Political Power of Digital Transnational Corporations: To the Problem of Research by Stanislav Y. Zaytsev

“…Thanks to the increase in financial power, such firms became actors that were able to influence the political sphere, for example, by influencing the views and attitudes of voters during electoral campaigns or mass protests, collecting confidential user data and providing it to intelligence agencies, etc. The purpose of the article is to characterize digital TNCs as actors with political power. …”
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Meta-Leadership and National Emergency Preparedness: Strategies to Build Government Connectivity by Dorn, Barry C., Henderson, Joseph M., Marcus, Leonard J.

“…While the period since 9/11 has witnessed a spate of governmental reorganization and restructuring—the most visible in the speedy formation of the Department of Homeland Security and the 9/11 Commission recommended revamping of intelligence agencies1 (National Commission on Terrorist Attacks, 2004)—the hoped for change in behavior and impact has lagged far behind shifts in organizational form and mandate2 (Mintz, 2005). …”
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The state defence system in the structure of managing internal security systems in Poland by Katrzyna Cyrkun, Agnieszka Gajewska, Aleksander Sapiński, Zbigniew Małodobry

“…Particular attention was paid to the process of transformation of the Armed Forces, adapting to contemporary challenges. Intelligence agencies were also discussed, with particular emphasis on their role in identifying and neutralizing threats. …”
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Conspiracist and paranormal beliefs: A typology of non-reductive ideation by Nathan F. Dieckmann, Robert O. Hartman

“…Non-reductive ideation is characterized by a tendency to attribute causality to non-physical powers and mysterious forms of intelligent agency such as conspiracist ideation, belief in specific conspiracy theories, and belief in the paranormal. …”
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The Premiere of the Post-Cold War Crisis in Balkans: CIA Documents on the Disintegration of Former Yugoslavia (1989-1992) by İsmail Köse

“…For years, American intelligence agencies warned of the dangers threatening the Bosnian Muslims, a secessionist ethno-religious minority in the centre of the former Yugoslavian borders; and yet, the United States did not act to protect the Bosnian Muslims. …”
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A review of the Philippines' approach to combating terrorism and insurgency in Bangsamoro Southern Philippines by Taharudin Piang Ampatuan

“…It essentially examines the Philippine government response in the four elements that are considered vital in a winning counterinsurgency strategy: (a) Unified Command and Coordination Structure, (b) Effective anti-terrorist legislations combined with confidence-building measures, (c) Coordination within and Between intelligence agencies, and (d) Foreign collaboration. For this purpose, the thesis draws on the British operations in Northern Ireland, and identifies and incorporates relevant lessons and experiences from this campaign (occasionally, from Philippines and US counterinsurgency operations successes in the Moro territories as well as the British operations in Malaya). …”
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The Star Gate Archives : Reports of the United States Government Sponsored Psi Program, 1972–1995. Volume 3: Psychokinesis compiled and edited by Edwin C. May and Sonali Bhatt Marw... by Nemo C. Mörck

“…This sounds dramatic. To U.S. intelligence agencies, a proper threat assessment was deemed necessary due to research conducted in the Soviet Union. …”
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H. Baldwin’s Memorandum for the US Government “On Military Cooperation of Russia in the Pacific War” (1942) as a Historical Source by E. V. Bodrova, V. V. Kalinov

“…Particular attention is paid to the study of a document sent by the Soviet intelligence agencies to I. V. Stalin in 1942. The novelty of the study is seen, first of all, in the fact that the document under study was declassified only at the present time and has not been published before. …”
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RESOURCES OF THE SECURITY CONCEPT by Lecturer Andreea DRAGOMIR, Ph.D

“…Human resources, comprising military personnel, police forces, and intelligence agencies, provide the necessary manpower and expertise to protect and defend the nation. …”
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OPENING THE SECRETS: ABOUT THE CONFRONTATION BETWEEN GERMANY AND THE UNITED STATES IN MEXICO IN 1914-1918 by I. A. Sokov

“…The main story is the description of two wartime episodes involving Mexican ships, which were fought for by diplomatic and trade representatives, as well as by German intelligence agencies, to use them as fuel tankers of German submarines engaged in Sea raiding in the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. …”
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An Analysis Concerning the Performance of the Imperial Inspection Agency in the first period of its Activities (from 1337 up to 1351 SH)) by حسن زندیه, مسعود آدینه‌وند

“…The main features of the reign of Mohammad Reza Shah was the multiplicity of intelligence agencies and supervisory authorities. That was because of his concerns about the incidence of domestic oppositions. …”
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The Provision of Indirect Military Support by US Administration to the Afghan Mujahideens in the 1980s by Taisiуa V. Rabush

“…The author identifies three stages in the process of interaction between the US administration and the US intelligence agencies, on the one hand, and the Afghan insurgency, on the other hand: the first stage (1978-1979) refers to introduction of a limited contingent of Soviet troops in Afghanistan, where the US assistance to Afghan rebels was extremely cautious and measured; the second stage (1980) is marked by a considerable build-up of military assistance to Mujahedeens, but the United States sought to conceal their participation in this process; and during the third stage (since the election of Ronald Reagan up to the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan), the assistance to Mujahedeens increased in several times, and the US stopped hiding this fact. …”
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Terrorism and counter-terrorism policy and research in UK universities (1997–2017): an analytic-structural review of the literature and related sources by Gearon, L

“…This article concludes by proposing a working analytic-structural framework for framing the disciplinary-epistemological, institutional and operational impacts on UK higher education of terrorism and counter-terrorism policy and research, including a critical and little explored relationship between universities and security and intelligence agencies.</p>…”

Construction of "Think Tank" Intelligence System from the Perspective of Engineering by ZHENG Huaiguo, ZHAO Jingjuan, QIN Xiaojing

“…[Purpose/Significance] Under the background of the strategic development of China's think tanks, the transformation of sci-tech intelligence agencies into "think tanks" has become a trend driven by the impetus of both national demand and these agencies' own development demand. …”
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Pakistan in the Crosshairs and the Rising Stakes of Strategic Information Warfare by Dr. Sahibzada Muhammad Usman

“… Over the past two decades, information and communication technologies (ICTs) have reaped significant attention from security experts, computer scientists, intelligence agencies, and governments for their potential applications in conflict scenarios. …”
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THE GERMAN OCCUPATION REGIME ON THE TERRITORY OF SOVIET UKRAINE AND THE PROBLEM OF COLLABORATION IN THE SUMMER-FALL OF 1941 by A. B. Orishev, V. N. Tarasenko

“…The source base of this study was the documents of the intelligence agencies of the Southern and Southwestern Fronts from the funds of the Central Archives of the Ministry of Defense, which contain secret directives of the German command that determine the political and economic activities of the Germans on the territory of the Ukrainian SSR that they have seized. …”
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The model of Ukrainian-Iranian relations: Establishment and decline by Alena Kliuchnyk

“…The positions of representatives of the international community were considered, and data from American and Ukrainian intelligence agencies were presented, which demonstrated Iran's involvement in war crimes on the territory of Ukraine, and the possibility of future liability. …”
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Separatist and Terrorist Movements in Papua: The Challenges of Social Disaster Management and the Important Role of Human-Made Disaster Intelligence by Tiara Devi Maharani, Aris Sarjito, Christine Sri Marnani, Hikmat Zakky Almubaroq, Reinpal Falefi

“…Challenges include limited resources and the need for collaboration among intelligence agencies. Strategic measures to enhance intelligence involve increased resources, collaboration, transparency, and the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for data analysis. …”
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