Pseudo-wisdom and intelligence failures / Tamas Meszerics and Levente Littvay.
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International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence Vol. 23, No. 1, Spring 2010, pp. 133-147 (117)Summary: Considers the role of analytic failure in intelligence which is defined as "organizational surprise at the strategic level which is not due simply to missing data". Among the suggested causes of failure are the lack of openness of analysts cognitive style; also suggests how this might be overcome.
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Considers the role of analytic failure in intelligence which is defined as "organizational surprise at the strategic level which is not due simply to missing data". Among the suggested causes of failure are the lack of openness of analysts cognitive style; also suggests how this might be overcome.
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