At arms length or at the elbow? : explaining the distance between analysts and decisionmakers / Stephen Marrin
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 20, No. 3, Fall 2007, pp.401-414 (117)Summary: A discussion of the differences between the British and American ways of incorporating intelligence in the decisionmaking process. Suggests the USA, which traditionally has had a fairly clear gap between the intelligence and the decisionmaking communities, could benefit by adopting the more collaborative approach used in Britain.
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A discussion of the differences between the British and American ways of incorporating intelligence in the decisionmaking process. Suggests the USA, which traditionally has had a fairly clear gap between the intelligence and the decisionmaking communities, could benefit by adopting the more collaborative approach used in Britain.
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