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Millennials Rising: The Next Great Generation

Generational differences in the workplace

We propose a novel class of game-theoretic models for the optimal assignment of defensive resources in a game between a defender and an attacker. Compared to the other game-theoretic models in the literature of defense allocation problems, the novelty of our model is that we allow the defender to assign her continuous-level defensive resources to any subset (or arbitrary layers) of targets due to functional similarity or geographical proximity. We develop methods to solve for equilibrium, and illustrate our model using numerical examples. Compared to traditional models that only allow for individual target hardening, our results show that our model could significantly increase the defender's payoff, especially when the unit cost of defense is high.

Modeling arbitrary layers of continuous level defenses in facing with strategic attackers

Any opinions expressed in this memoir are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Academy of Sciences.

A personal history

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The impact of internal and external green supply chain management activities on performance improvement: evidence from the automobile industry

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

Introduction to Intelligence Studies

The objective of this study was to identify and model the comprehension and decision making of law enforcement personnel with respect to terrorism-centric behaviors. In this study, 44 participants ...

Probabilistic graphical modeling of terrorism threat recognition using Bayesian networks and Monte Carlo simulation

Since the 1960s, civilian aviation has been a prime target for a myriad of terrorist organizations, which have engaged in asymmetrical tactics such as skyjacking, aircraft bombings, and attacks against airports. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration has employed a multilayered security strategy in an attempt to secure commercial aviation. To that end, behavioral analysis, sometimes referred to as “behavioral profiling,” has become an integral layer of aviation security that monitors the behavior and mannerisms of air travelers. However, the technique is not without critics. The present article examines the current state of behavioral analysis as applied to aviation security and provides recommendations for its proper role and function within a larger security framework.

What Is the Role of Behavioral Analysis in a Multilayered Approach to Aviation Security

e problem of secrecy is double edged and places key institutions and values of our democracy into collision. On the one hand, our country operates under a broad consensus that secrecy is antithetical to democratic rule and can encourage a variety of political deformations. But the obvious pitfalls are not the end of the story. A long list of abuses notwithstanding, secrecy, like openness, remains an essential prerequisite of self-governance. Ross’s study is a welcome and timely addition to the small body of literature examining this important subject. —Gabriel Schoenfeld Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Author of Necessary Secrets: National Security, the Media, and the Rule of Law (W.W. Norton, May 2010).

Who Watches the Watchmen? The Conflict between National Security and Freedom of the Press, by Gary Ross

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Leading Our Most Important Resource: Police Personnel Issues in the Year 2020

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