RISR nr. 19-20/2018

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INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS
Patrick RUS, Exploring unknown unknowns in Intelligence analysis
Jules J. S. GASPARD, Calling a spade, a spade: a return to ‘Counterespionage’ from ‘Counter-Intelligence’

OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE (OSINT)
Mihaela BERBEC, Features of Chinese Intelligence system: experimenting with metaknowledge
Matteo E. BONFANTI, An Intelligence-based approach to countering social media influence operations

INTELLIGENCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Fernando VELASCO, José Ángel GONZÁLEZ, The destabilization of democracies through the spread of disinformation: the role of Intelligence
Sabrina MAGRIS, Martina GRASSI, Perla di GIOIA, Intelligence and Counterterrorism: the meaning of words is the right tool to make an efficient analysis when the threat is hybrid

CYBER INTELLIGENCE
Alexandra Elena TIMOFTE, Estonia cyber-attacks and the impact on NATO
Andrei VLĂDESCU, To be or not to be radical. From online discursive aggressiveness to offline aggression

HISTORY AND MEMORY IN INTELLIGENCE
Ioan Codruț LUCINESCU, Soviet espionage actions against Romania in the first interwar decade. The case study of General Ludovic Mircescu
Mircea STAN, Florin BUȘTIUC, The importance of the active measures program within the collaboration and intelligence sharing among Warsaw Treaty Organization member states’ security and Intelligence services against the West and NATO allies during the cold war
Iulia Cristina SACALAS, The industrial espionage, a strategic objective of the Romanian Communist system between 1965 and 1989
Bogdan Alexandru TEODOR, Mihaela TEODOR, Eastern and Central Europe in the cold war period: the Soviet model of Intelligence structures

INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Valentin STOIAN-IORDACHE, A Rawlsian approach to de-securitization Mihai SANDU, The role of the Malacca Strait in the past and current regional and international power relations and security architecture
Mircea ORMENISAN, The refugee crisis and how it impacted the European continent
Michael ANDREGG, Ultimate causes of wars (long-term, strategic causes) and differing roles for Intelligence practitioners, academics, and policy makers
Iulian DICULESCU-BLEBEA, A Faustian pact: the regime of truth within national security documents in Romania and Germany

SECURITY PARADIGMS IN THE 21ST CENTURY
Dragan SIMEUNOVIC, Islamistic extremism and terrorism in the Western Balkans
Florian COLDEA, Security and the fight against terrorism as keys to regional stability: Romanian lessons
Vasile CREȚU, Dragoș ARDELEANU, The revival of the Intermarium geopolitical project – the Three Seas Initiative and Bucharest 9 Format
Adrian-Vasile POPA, Reconfiguring the balance of power in the wider Black Sea Region: the Romanian proposal for an allied naval cooperation
Tetiana IEFYMENKO, Coordination of counteraction to turmoil in the economic space of the Black Sea Region

INTELLIGENCE, SECURITY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY
Giangiuseppe PILI, Intelligence and social knowledge. A philosophical inquiring on the social epistemological nature of Intelligence as a state institution
Ileana SURDU, The impact of leisure time policies on economic security
Claudia GOGOAȘĂ LASCATEU, The collision between public policy and technology raises the stakes for users

REVIEWS AND NOTES
Alina BÂRGĂOANU, #FakeNews. Noua cursă a înarmării, Editura Evrika, 2018, 252p, review by Mihaela TEODOR

ACADEMIC FOCUS (Security in the Black Sea Region. Shared challenges, sustainable future Program , CRESCEnt Project, ARMOUR Project , Call for Paper Romanian Intelligence Studies Review)