This is the second of a two-part podcast set on the concept, and uses, of Strategic Intelligence. In this episode, Marc and Tom discuss how intelligence functions within democratic societies in an effort to look at how a theory of intelligence can emerge. Following up on the first part of the podcast, we look at … Continue Reading →
Strategic Studies Institute launches live podcasts
The Strategic Studies Institute has launched a series of live podcasts available at http://www.strategicstudiesinstitute.army.mil/media/AVpage.cfm
The appearance of security and tourist perceptions
Ever since 2004, I have had the privilege of working with one of Canada’s top boutique market research firms, Insignia, on a wide variety of different projects, many of which have looked at tourism. I’ve learned a LOT about how the tourism market operates globally – what drives people to travel to specific destinations, … Continue Reading →
Limits on Information
One of the things I constantly find in my research on sense-making is the limits, both over and covert, of information sources. These limits show up in multiple forms, but are often associated with the monopolization of either an arena of discourse (“what everyone knows”) or a protocol of discourse (“how everyone knows / communicates”) … Continue Reading →
