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Page 1: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina

– a Five Year Perspective –

Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service,

June 8, 2009

Page 2: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Contents

• Discipline

• Course of Action: ideal types

• Limits and Quality of Analyses

• American Conditions

• Discussions

Page 3: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Intelligence and other disciplines

Locus and focus of intelligence studies: a comparison Intelligence

studies Political sciences

Law

economy

locus

Security, threats and

risks

Public policy Conflict distribution of productive income

and capacity

focus

Anticipation Power What ought to be

scarcity

Page 4: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

A new developing discipline

Intelligence studies as a discipline

Element discipline

Already known/developed?

locus

yes: security, threat and risks

focus

Yes: anticipation

definitions/ concepts

yes: many definitions of key concepts are formulated; some general agreement on concepts

methods hardly any arrangement in the choice and use of methods;

White spots/methods need to be developed

development of theory

no explicit theory; body of knowledge: based on intuition and experience, not formulated explicitly

Page 5: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Characteristics discipline(knowledge & institutional)

• Interdisciplinary

• Future oriented

• Inaccessible data

• Low chance – high impact

• Specific and applied nature

• Position as supplier

• Control is complicated

Page 6: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Contents

• Discipline

• Course of Action: ideal types

• Limits and Quality of Analyses

• American conditions

• Discussions

Page 7: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Specific & Applied:Serving a Course of Action

Ideal Types:

Comprehensive & Kinetic Approach

Page 8: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Instruments DIMEF/L: diplomatic; intelligence; military; economic; financial; law enforcement

Comprehensive

• Besides DIMEF/L, also explicitely culture, education, etc.

• No dominance M. Different tracks in connection: security, stability, governance, reconstruction

Kinetic

•DIMEF/L

• Lessons M mainly tactical & operational

• Less strategic understanding

• Less general use & interaction instruments

Page 9: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Grievances/Root causes

Comprehensive • What are grievances/root

causes of opponents?• Can we meet these?• What are the

consequences if we meet these?

Kinetic • Possible bias zero-sum

gain • If grievances/root causes

are not recognized: action may worsen situation

• Less overall view in which own action is taken into analysis

Page 10: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Concentric circles:HC: hard core. F: facilitators. S: sympathisers

Comprehensive • No negotiations HC• Primary aim: no

successor generations• F & S: to win back for

democratic legal order• F & S: no prosecution,

including for recruitment• Through F & S: infiltrate

HC & control violence in cells

Kinetic • To prosecute HC, F & S• F & S: tendency to inward isolation• Measuring success: killer-capture

statistics

Page 11: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Contents

• Discipline

• Course of Action: ideal types

• Limits and Quality of Analyses

• American conditions

• Discussions

Page 12: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Interdisciplinary &

Future Oriented:

No full-grown discipline:

Limits of Use of Prognostic Methods

Page 13: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Prognostic research:methods and techniques

• Modelling based on accepted theories, simulation (developing discipline: hardly theory). Only applicable in sub-disciplines of intelligence: politics, economic, etc.

• Expert judgements (Delphi)

• Scenario building (impact/uncertainty)

• Trend exploration

Page 14: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Organization & Quality

Quality costs money:

• Feedback by own team

• Devil’s Advocate

• Review Section

• Robustness

Page 15: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

http://irs.ub.rug.nl/ppn/288143639

Page 16: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Contents

• Discipline

• Course of Action: ideal types

• Limits and Quality of Analyses

• American conditions

• Discussions

Page 18: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Knowing the Terrorist

By: Neri Jimenez

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Identifying a Terrorist

(Jimenez)

Features

• Generally brown-skin

• gender (women and men)

• Unusual behavior

Page 20: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Knowing the Terrorists

By Eric Lozano

Page 21: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Famous terrorists in history

(Lozano)

• Most nations and empires• Mohammad• Roman Catholic Church

hierarchy• Hitler

Page 22: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Biggest terrorists today(Lozano)

• Some Muslims• Roman Catholic hierarchy

Page 23: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Opening the way(Lozano)

• People who don’t care• Atheists• Jehovah’s Witnesses• others

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Contents

• Discipline

• Course of Action: ideal types

• Limits and Quality of Analyses

• American conditions

• Discussions

Page 25: Intelligence Sector Reform in Bosnia and Herzegovina – a Five Year Perspective – Theoretical approach to Intelligence Service, June 8, 2009

Discussions

• Comprehensive & Kinetic: 1) popular demand action & short term results; or 2) or strategic partner asks support

• Germany ’70’s (Defensible Democracy) or Dutch (Repressive Tolerance) + circumstances

• Money for Review Section – Young Promising Academics: pointing at problems, not at solutions