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Population-Centric Intelligence, Repression, and the Cycles of Contention
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In this thesis, we examine the role of intelligence in the cycle of contention between the state and emergent insurgent movements within the context of violent contentious politics. This thesis explores the implications of initial levels of intelligence vis- -vis the scope, organization, modus operandi, and composition of nascent insurgent movements. Specifically, the thesis considers the role that particular types of intelligence play in allowing for effective repression targeting and timing to counter emerging insurgent threats. Furthermore, we explore and expand upon the notion proposed by Mohammed Hafez that a reactive and indiscriminate repression policy, attendant on a paucity of initial intelligence, has the effect of causing a nascent insurgent movement to become: 1) increasingly violent; 2) less visible to the state as it resorts to informal networks for mobilization and operation; and 3) expanded in size as a greater number of individuals become alienated from the state and find common cause with the insurgent movement and its framing of the conflict. Finally, we consider how adaptive states may learn from the dynamic interaction with insurgent movements by improving their intelligence paradigm to generate that intelligence which allows for increasingly proactive and discriminate repression.
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*CONTENTIOUS POLITICS; *INTELLIGENCE POLICY; *LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE; *POLITICAL SCIENCE; *POPULATION-CENTRIC INTELLIGENCE; COUNTERINSURGENCY; ETHNOGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE; Government and Political Science; ICEX; INSURGENCY; IRA(ISH REPUBLICAN ARMY); IRELAND; LAW ENFORCEMENT; PHOENIX PROGRAM; PHUNG HOANG; PROVISIONAL IRA; REPRESSION POLICY; SMT(SOCIAL MOVEMENT THEORY); Sociology and Law; THESES; VIETNAM
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URL: http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA494004
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Intelligence and Technology. Joint Force Quarterly, Issue 46, 3rd Quarter 2007
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Building a Virtual Cultural Intelligence Community
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Back to Basics: Focus on the Fundamentals for Intelligence Pre-deployment Training
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The Vital Role of Intelligence in Counterinsurgency Operations
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A Counterinsurgency Campaign Plan Concept: The Galula Compass
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Full Spectrum Intelligence Support for the Joint Commander: Incorporating Cultural Intelligence into Joint Doctrine
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Cultural Intelligence for the Commander: A Necessary Ingredient
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Something Old, Something New. Guerillas, Terrorists, and Intelligence Analysis
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The Role of Cultural Understanding and Language Training in Unconventional Warfare
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COMMUNICATIONS RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DATA COLLECTION PROGRAM IN THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM.
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