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Military doctrine and intelligence fusion in the American homeland/ Matt Hidek

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In: Critical Studies on Terrorism Vol.4, No.2, August 2011, pp.239-261 (112)Summary: This article explains how path dependence, isomorphism and difussion are propagating the application of military doctrine within domestic security initiatives through intelligence fusion.

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This article explains how path dependence, isomorphism and difussion are propagating the application of military doctrine within domestic security initiatives through intelligence fusion.

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