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National Defense Intelligence College Paper: The Intelligence Archipelago - The Community's Struggle to Reform in the Globalized Era, History of Intelligence Reform, Investigations and Reports

National Defense Intelligence College Paper: The Intelligence Archipelago - The Community's Struggle to Reform in the Globalized Era, History of Intelligence Reform, Investigations and Reports

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This unique and informative paper was produced by the National Intelligence University / National Defense Intelligence College. Topics and subjects include: Authoritative history of intelligence reform, investigations, and reports; the 9/11 commission, Hart-Rudman National Security Act, Cold War, al-Qaida, George Tenet, Robert Gates, Jamie Gorelick, Executive orders, "The Wall", horizontal integration, intelligence sharing, Iran-Contra. Contents: Commentaries * Art Grant, Raytheon Company * Russell E. Travers, National CounterTerrorism Center * Review Essay * Failures, Fallacies and Fixes: Posturing Intelligence for the Challenges of Globalization, by Russell E. Travers * Preface * 1. Introduction * The Issue * Methodology and Limitations * Significance of Research * 2. Fundamental Concepts * What is Intelligence? * What is Intelligence Reform? * What is Oversight? * What is Globalization? * 3. Past: Historical Perspective: Shapers of the Intelligence Community During the Cold War * National Security Act of 1947 * The Bipolar Environment * Intelligence Community in the 20th Century * Cold War Intelligence Reform 1947-1989 * Cold-War Era Reform Efforts in Retrospect * 4. Recent Past: Stalled Reform * Post-Cold War Environment * Post-Cold War Intelligence Reform * Post-Cold War Reform in Context * Hart-Rudman Commission 1999-2001 * 5. Present: Post 9/11 Strategies for Reform * 9/11 Surprise? * Joint Inquiry Commission * 9/11 Commission * Joint Inquiry and 9/11 Commission Recommendations * Luminaries Respond to 9/11 Committee Recommendations * Reform Effects of Presidential Executive Order * 6. Intelligence in the Post-9/11 World * Globalization and the Intelligence Community * Information Revolution and the Intelligence Community * 7. 21st Century: The Rocky Road Ahead * A Changed Community Since 9/11? * Post-9/11 Community-Wide Issues * The Way Ahead: The Networked Community * Horizontal Integration and the IC * Congressional Oversight and the IC * 8. Post 9/11 Intelligence Reform * Protecting the Turf * Passage of Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 * Congressional Oversight * DNI and Community Relationships * Analysis * 9. Conclusion * Appendix A — National Security Act of 1947, as amended * Appendix B — Cold-War Intelligence Reform 1945-1989 * Appendix C — Post Cold-War Intelligence Reform 1990-2000 * Appendix D — Talking Heads Intelligence Reform * Appendix E — Post 9/11 Intelligence Reform Reports * Appendix F — GAO Human Capital Management Reference Tables * Appendix G — Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 * Acronyms * Bibliography

In her research project, The Intelligence Archipelago: The Community's Struggle to Reform in the Globalized era, Ms. Melanie Gutjahr has made a significant contribution to our understanding of how Intelligence is conducted, the future implications for our national security if changes do not occur, and the role the recently enacted "Intelligence and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004" will play in helping to determine the future of U.S. Intelligence. Her diligent research combined with her personal knowledge of the arcane and esoteric world of intelligence provides the basis for her clear analysis and strong conclusions. This is an excellent body of work, worthy of study by anyone interested in U.S. Intelligence and interested in making a world class Intelligence Community even more effective than it is today. Her description of the history of the U.S. Intelligence Community and efforts to reform it since World War II provides the necessary context for understanding the Community's current organization and the public and private calls for change. She describes in detail the most significant attempts to reform U.S. Intelligence and the responses of career Intelligence officers.
Language
English
Pages
485
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Progressive Management
Release
February 04, 2014

National Defense Intelligence College Paper: The Intelligence Archipelago - The Community's Struggle to Reform in the Globalized Era, History of Intelligence Reform, Investigations and Reports

National Intelligence University
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
This unique and informative paper was produced by the National Intelligence University / National Defense Intelligence College. Topics and subjects include: Authoritative history of intelligence reform, investigations, and reports; the 9/11 commission, Hart-Rudman National Security Act, Cold War, al-Qaida, George Tenet, Robert Gates, Jamie Gorelick, Executive orders, "The Wall", horizontal integration, intelligence sharing, Iran-Contra. Contents: Commentaries * Art Grant, Raytheon Company * Russell E. Travers, National CounterTerrorism Center * Review Essay * Failures, Fallacies and Fixes: Posturing Intelligence for the Challenges of Globalization, by Russell E. Travers * Preface * 1. Introduction * The Issue * Methodology and Limitations * Significance of Research * 2. Fundamental Concepts * What is Intelligence? * What is Intelligence Reform? * What is Oversight? * What is Globalization? * 3. Past: Historical Perspective: Shapers of the Intelligence Community During the Cold War * National Security Act of 1947 * The Bipolar Environment * Intelligence Community in the 20th Century * Cold War Intelligence Reform 1947-1989 * Cold-War Era Reform Efforts in Retrospect * 4. Recent Past: Stalled Reform * Post-Cold War Environment * Post-Cold War Intelligence Reform * Post-Cold War Reform in Context * Hart-Rudman Commission 1999-2001 * 5. Present: Post 9/11 Strategies for Reform * 9/11 Surprise? * Joint Inquiry Commission * 9/11 Commission * Joint Inquiry and 9/11 Commission Recommendations * Luminaries Respond to 9/11 Committee Recommendations * Reform Effects of Presidential Executive Order * 6. Intelligence in the Post-9/11 World * Globalization and the Intelligence Community * Information Revolution and the Intelligence Community * 7. 21st Century: The Rocky Road Ahead * A Changed Community Since 9/11? * Post-9/11 Community-Wide Issues * The Way Ahead: The Networked Community * Horizontal Integration and the IC * Congressional Oversight and the IC * 8. Post 9/11 Intelligence Reform * Protecting the Turf * Passage of Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 * Congressional Oversight * DNI and Community Relationships * Analysis * 9. Conclusion * Appendix A — National Security Act of 1947, as amended * Appendix B — Cold-War Intelligence Reform 1945-1989 * Appendix C — Post Cold-War Intelligence Reform 1990-2000 * Appendix D — Talking Heads Intelligence Reform * Appendix E — Post 9/11 Intelligence Reform Reports * Appendix F — GAO Human Capital Management Reference Tables * Appendix G — Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 * Acronyms * Bibliography

In her research project, The Intelligence Archipelago: The Community's Struggle to Reform in the Globalized era, Ms. Melanie Gutjahr has made a significant contribution to our understanding of how Intelligence is conducted, the future implications for our national security if changes do not occur, and the role the recently enacted "Intelligence and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004" will play in helping to determine the future of U.S. Intelligence. Her diligent research combined with her personal knowledge of the arcane and esoteric world of intelligence provides the basis for her clear analysis and strong conclusions. This is an excellent body of work, worthy of study by anyone interested in U.S. Intelligence and interested in making a world class Intelligence Community even more effective than it is today. Her description of the history of the U.S. Intelligence Community and efforts to reform it since World War II provides the necessary context for understanding the Community's current organization and the public and private calls for change. She describes in detail the most significant attempts to reform U.S. Intelligence and the responses of career Intelligence officers.
Language
English
Pages
485
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
Progressive Management
Release
February 04, 2014

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