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A new definition of intelligence/ Alan Breakspear

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BREAKSPEAR Alan

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INTELLIGENCE

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In: Intelligence and National Security October 2013, Vol.28 No.5, pp.678-693 (99)Summary: Discusses what intelligence should be defined as and that it has been widely misunderstood. It attempts to address and argue what intelligence actually is, what its purpose is and what the real outcome or intended effects of intelligence activities should be.

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Discusses what intelligence should be defined as and that it has been widely misunderstood. It attempts to address and argue what intelligence actually is, what its purpose is and what the real outcome or intended effects of intelligence activities should be.

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