National Intelligence Systems 2009
DOI: 10.1017/cbo9781139174541.005
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A Theory of Intelligence and International Politics

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“…36 This 'fetish for precision over relevance' is a common concern in the intelligence literature. 37 It is also a pattern to be expected when the intelligence community prioritizes eliminating uncertainty. If you believe that estimates should ideally be as close to certain as possible, then it makes sense to use information that is as close to certain as possible.…”
Section: Filtering Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…36 This 'fetish for precision over relevance' is a common concern in the intelligence literature. 37 It is also a pattern to be expected when the intelligence community prioritizes eliminating uncertainty. If you believe that estimates should ideally be as close to certain as possible, then it makes sense to use information that is as close to certain as possible.…”
Section: Filtering Informationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Por sua vez, Sims (2009) define que inteligência é a informação coletada, organizada e analisada em benefício dos atores ou tomadores de decisão, resultando no entendimento que qualquer atividade que envolva a coleta, organização ou análise de informação em um contexto de defesa e proteção da ordem pública pode ser classificada como atividade de inteligência governamental.…”
Section: Inteligência Governamental E De Segurança Pública: Integraçã...unclassified
“…This very narrow definition not only confines intelligence to a state level activity but also does not include the security of the state as an aim and seems to ignore internal threats such as domestic terrorism. At the other end of the spectrum, Jennifer Sims definition of intelligence as 'the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information for decision makers engaged in a competitive enterprise' almost seems too broad and does not really capture what is unique about intelligence 4 . Sims also seems to broaden out the list of actors involved in intelligence when she goes on to talk about intelligence providing decision advantage in international politics, business, sports, and even bureaucratic warfare 5 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%