This twofold study investigates the character of intelligence knowledge and the social context in which it is produced, using the Swedish Military and Security Directorate (MUST) as a case study.
This twofold study investigates the character of intelligence knowledge and the social context in which it is produced, using the Swedish Military and Security Directorate (MUST) as a case study.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gunilla Eriksson is a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of War Studies at the Swedish National Defense University. She holds a PhD in political science from Örebro University, Sweden, Prior to her academic career, she was an intelligence analyst at the Swedish Military Intelligence and Security Service (MUST).
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Tables and Figures Acknowledgements Part I 1: Introduction * Intelligence - A Special Kind of Knowledge * Intelligence and Knowledge * Policy and Knowledge * Investigating Intelligence Knowledge Production * Outline of the Book 2: Framework for Researching Intelligence Knowledge * In Search of Theory * A View on Institutionalism * A View on Knowledge * Social and Textual Discursive Practice * The Framework Applied Part II 3 Intelligence in Swedish Political Culture * The Specificities of Swedish Political Culture * A Culture of Compromise and Consensus 4: The Institutional Setting * Task and Legal Framework * The Process of Tasking and Directing * The Formalised Intelligence Work Process 5: The Swedish Military Intelligence Directorate * Before 1945 * From 1945 Until 1989 * From Cold War until Today * Summary Part III 6: Practice for Producing Knowledge * Making Intelligence Analysis * Phase One: Getting the Question Right * Phase Two: Reading Up * Phase Three: the Thinking Process * Phase Four: Aligning and Creating Support * Phase Five: Releasing the Assessment * Summary 7: Practice for Creating Knowledge * Directing the Intelligence Knowledge * The Literary Style * Consistency and Contradictions * The Ethic Component * Summary Part IV 8: The Intelligence Worldview * Political Realism * Realism in the Estimates * Summary 9: The Representation of NATO * Constructing NATO * The Representation of NATO * NATO in an International Context * Summary 10: The Representation of Russia * Constructing Russia * The Representation of Russia * Russia in an International Context * Summary 11: The Representation of Terrorism * The Early Years * After the Re-Emergence of Terrorism * Recently * Summary 12: The Intelligence Discourse * Language Practice * Terms and Concepts * Facts, Arguments and Assumptions * Summary Part V 13: The Intelligence 'Style of Thought' and 'Collective of Thought' * Intelligence Social Practice * Intelligence Social Discursive Practice * Intelligence Textual Discursive Practice * Intelligence Knowledge Discourse * Concluding Reflections and Suggestions Bibliography Literature Articles Public Inquiries Intelligence Estimates and Policy Documents Interviews Observations
Tables and Figures Acknowledgements Part I 1: Introduction * Intelligence - A Special Kind of Knowledge * Intelligence and Knowledge * Policy and Knowledge * Investigating Intelligence Knowledge Production * Outline of the Book 2: Framework for Researching Intelligence Knowledge * In Search of Theory * A View on Institutionalism * A View on Knowledge * Social and Textual Discursive Practice * The Framework Applied Part II 3 Intelligence in Swedish Political Culture * The Specificities of Swedish Political Culture * A Culture of Compromise and Consensus 4: The Institutional Setting * Task and Legal Framework * The Process of Tasking and Directing * The Formalised Intelligence Work Process 5: The Swedish Military Intelligence Directorate * Before 1945 * From 1945 Until 1989 * From Cold War until Today * Summary Part III 6: Practice for Producing Knowledge * Making Intelligence Analysis * Phase One: Getting the Question Right * Phase Two: Reading Up * Phase Three: the Thinking Process * Phase Four: Aligning and Creating Support * Phase Five: Releasing the Assessment * Summary 7: Practice for Creating Knowledge * Directing the Intelligence Knowledge * The Literary Style * Consistency and Contradictions * The Ethic Component * Summary Part IV 8: The Intelligence Worldview * Political Realism * Realism in the Estimates * Summary 9: The Representation of NATO * Constructing NATO * The Representation of NATO * NATO in an International Context * Summary 10: The Representation of Russia * Constructing Russia * The Representation of Russia * Russia in an International Context * Summary 11: The Representation of Terrorism * The Early Years * After the Re-Emergence of Terrorism * Recently * Summary 12: The Intelligence Discourse * Language Practice * Terms and Concepts * Facts, Arguments and Assumptions * Summary Part V 13: The Intelligence 'Style of Thought' and 'Collective of Thought' * Intelligence Social Practice * Intelligence Social Discursive Practice * Intelligence Textual Discursive Practice * Intelligence Knowledge Discourse * Concluding Reflections and Suggestions Bibliography Literature Articles Public Inquiries Intelligence Estimates and Policy Documents Interviews Observations
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