RISR nr. 21/2019

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DOI: 10.66766/RISR.2019.1

INTELLIGENCE AND INTELLIGENCE STUDIES IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Bob De GRAAFF, Intelligence and Intelligence studies. Time for a divorce?

Ingmar WESTERMAN, Integrating Intelligence practice and scholarship: the case of general Intelligence and Security Service of the Netherlands (AIVD)

Julie MENDOSA, Dennis WESTBROOKS, Transformative learning for Intelligence and Intelligence studies

Neil QUARMBY, Regulatory Intelligence training – a new frontier for educators

Florian COLDEA, Case studies in teaching Intelligence: pros and cons

Iulian CHIFU, Intelligence and crisis decision-making: a bridge too far?

HISTORY AND MEMORY IN INTELLIGENCE

Lars BAERENTZEN, Using history as a tool in Intelligence education

Mircea STAN, Resilient concepts of the Soviet active measures program: disinformation, deception, forgeries. Case study: 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia

INTELLIGENCE AND SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY

Dana SÎRBU, Media literacy as a response to fake news

Sabrina MAGRIS, Martina GRASSI, Terrorism in the future: strategies and methods to eliminate, prevent and manage attacks of the new terrorism

Florentina-Ștefania NEAGU, Anca SAVU, Tiberiu TĂNASE, Current trends of cyber terrorism in the Middle East and North Africa

Ioana CHIȚĂ, Irena CHIRU, Teaching approaches for the key actors in countering radicalisation and building a resilient society

INTELLIGENCE, SECURITY AND INTERDISCIPLINARITY

Margaret DIEKHUIS-KUIPER, Threatening letters: mental confusion and hate as most common predictors of arrest for violent behaviour

Giliam DE VALK, Case studies into the Unknown – Logic & Tooling

Răzvan GRIGORESCU, Economic Intelligence and National Security: towards the development of the cooperation between the business community and the public sector

ACADEMIC FOCUS (SBSR PROGRAM, 2020, CRESCEnt Project, ARMOUR Project, CALL FOR PAPERS Romanian Intelligence Studies Review)