Introduction to Intelligence Studies 1st Jensen III Solution Manual

Product details:

• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1466500034
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1466500037
• Author: Carl J. Jensen III, Ph.D., David H. McElreath, Ph.D

Since the attacks of 9/11, the United States Intelligence Community (IC) has undergone an extensive overhaul. Perhaps the greatest of these changes has been the formation of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. As a cabinet-level official, the Director oversees the various agencies of the IC and reports directly to the President. The IC today faces challenges as it never has before; everything from terrorism to pandemics to economic stability has now become an intelligence issue. As a result, the IC is shifting its focus to a world in which tech-savvy domestic and international terrorists, transnational criminal organizations, failing states, and economic instability are now a way of life.

Introduction to Intelligence Studies provides a comprehensive overview of intelligence and security issues, defining critical terms, and reviewing the history of intelligence as practiced in the United States. Designed in a practical sequence, the book begins with the basics of intelligence, progresses through its history, describes best practices, and explores the way the IC looks and operates today. Each chapter begins with objectives and key terms and closes with questions to test reader assimilation.

Table contents:

An Overview of Intelligence

What Is Intelligence?

The Challenge of Defining Intelligence

Information and Intelligence

Types of Intelligence

Functions of Intelligence Agencies

Policymakers and Decision-Makers

Intelligence Foundations in U.S. Government

U.S. Intelligence Community

Purpose of Intelligence

Limitations of Intelligence

History of Intelligence in the United States

Revolutionary War to Civil War

Civil War to World War I

Law Enforcement Intelligence: The Palmer Raids

World War I to Pearl Harbor

World War II

The Cold War

National Security Act of 1947

Early Days of the CIA

Korean War

Creation of the National Security Agency

Evolution of IMINT

Cuba

Vietnam Era

War at Home

Watergate and the Pike and Church Committees

The Carter Years

The Reagan Years: End of Cold War

End of the Soviet Union

Emergence of Terrorism

Espionage in 1980s and 1990s

The Clinton Years

9/11 and Its Aftermath

Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004 and Creation of the Director of National Intelligence

Recent Developments in the Struggle against Terrorism

The IC Today

Designated Federal Agencies and the DNI

Director of National Intelligence

Independent Agencies: CIA

Department of Energy: Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence

DHS: Office of Intelligence and Analysis

DHS: Coast Guard Intelligence

Department of Justice: FBI

Department of Justice: DEA

Department of State: Bureau of Intelligence and Research

Department of the Treasury: Office of Terrorism and Financial

Intelligence

Military Agencies: Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines

Military Agencies: Defense Intelligence Agency

Military Agencies: National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency

Military Agencies: National Security Agency

Military Agencies: National Reconnaissance Office

Federal, State, and Local Agencies

Federal Agencies

State and Local Agencies

Private Sector

Collection

Considerations for Collection

Credibility Issues: Vetting the Source

Information: How Much Is Enough?

Protecting Sources and Methods

First Step in Collection—You Need to Have a Plan

Collection Methods: The “INTs”

Human Intelligence

Signals Intelligence

Geospatial Intelligence

Financial Intelligence

Open Source Intelligence

Barriers to Analysis

Murky World of IC

Psychological Barriers

Group Decision-Making

Bureaucratic Barriers: Politics and the Will of the Policymaker

Bureaucratic Barriers: Information Sharing

Security and Sharing: Inherent Tension

Analytical Methods

Critical Thinking

Collaboration

Structured Analytical Techniques

Understanding Our Assumptions: Key Assumptions Check

Considering All Sides of the Issue: Analysis of Competing Hypotheses

Preparing for Whatever Comes: Scenarios

The Emperor’s Clothes Are Fair Game: Contrarian Methods

Analytical Software

Putting It All Together: The Intelligence Cycle

Information and the Origin of the Intelligence Cycle

The Intelligence Cycle

Step One: Planning and Direction

Step Two: Collection

Step Three: Processing

Step Four: Analysis

Step Five: Dissemination

Step Six: Evaluation

Critical Reactions to the Intelligence Cycle

Counterintelligence

Defensive Counterintelligence

Classification Systems

Security Clearances

Counterintelligence Operations

Offensive Counterintelligence

Catching Spies in the United States

International Operations

Disinformation

Counterintelligence Operations Today

Covert Operations

Covert Operations

Clandestine Operations

Deception Operations

Recent History of Covert and Clandestine Operations by the United States

Military Covert Operations

Legal Requirements upon the President to Report Intelligence Operations

Covert Operations and the War on Terror

Are Covert Operations a Good Idea?

Constitutional Mandates—Overview of Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Roles

Legal Origin of the Intelligence Community

Intelligence and International Law

Targeting and Assassination

Fourth Amendment: Right to Privacy

History of FISA

28 Code of Federal Regulations 23

First Amendment Issues and Intelligence

USA PATRIOT Act

Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act

Terrorism and Legal Proceedings

Classified Information Procedures Act

Ethics

Writing and Briefing for the Intelligence Community

Writing

Types of Intelligence Writing

Writing for an Audience

How to Write Intelligence Products

Good versus Bad Intelligence Writing

The Art of Writing

The Writing Process

Briefing

Basics of Public Speaking

Briefing Preparation

The Briefing

Military Intelligence

Purpose of Military Intelligence

Types of Military Intelligence

Command and Control

The Military Intelligence Cycle

Evolution of Military Intelligence

Current State of Military Intelligence

Intelligence Role of the Commander

Role of the Military Intelligence Officer

The “2 Section”

Military Intelligence Assets

Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield and Today’s Threat Structure

Military Intelligence within the National Defense Structure

United States Army

United States Navy

United States Marine Corps

United States Air Force

Criminal Intelligence and Crime Analysis

History of Intelligence in Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement and Intelligence

Criminal Intelligence before the 9-11 Attacks

Intelligence-Led Policing in the United States and the National Criminal

Intelligence Sharing Plan

Fusion Centers

Crime Analysis

Research behind Crime Analysis

Types of Crime Analysis

Criminal Investigative Analysis

Geographic Profiling

Threats and Challenges for the Twenty-first Century

Threats

Natural Threats

Illicit Drug Production and Distribution

Border Security and Immigration Issues

Transnational Organized Crime

Human Trafficking

Intellectual Property Theft

Cyber Security

Weapons Trafficking

Terrorism

Failed States, Failing States, and Rogue Nations

Future of Intelligence

Forecasting the Future

A Look Ahead

Technology

Demographics

Economic Trends

Politics/Governance

Vision 2015: How the DNI Defines the Future

Infrastructure and Technology

Policy

Index

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