Homeland security and intelligence
By: Keith Gregory Logan, editor
Publisher: Praeger Security International
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Santa Barbara, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 245
ISBN-13: 9780313376627; 9780313376634
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Part 1. History and the process of intelligence. A history of U.S. intelligence / Greg Moore; title: A brief look at the intelligence community / Keith Gregory Logan; title: Intelligence fundamentals / David M. Keithly; title: Intelligence analysis: a 9/11 case study / Michael W. Collier. Part 2. The post-9/11 intelligence community. The Department of Homeland Security and intelligence: past, present, and future / Stephanie Cooper Blum; title: Military intelligence /  Louis H. Liotti; title: Connecting police intelligence with military and national intelligence / Gary Cordner and Kathryn Scarborough; title: Private security intelligence and homeland security / Pamela A. Collins and Ryan K. Baggett; title: Foreign intelligence and counterterrorism: an Israeli perspective / Nadav Morag; title: Part 3. Homeland security and intelligence: does the new structure work? Congressional oversight of U.S. intelligence / John Riley and Mary Kate Schneider; title: Assessing the domestic intelligence model and process / James Burch; title: Fusion centers and beyond: the future of intelligence assessment in an information-deluged era / Guntram F.A. Werther; title: Disrupting human networks: ancient tools for modern challenges / Jeffrey H. Norwitz.