Intelligence in a Post 9-11 World

In this week's mission, we will examine some of the major problems confronted or faced by the information society in environments after 9-11. While assessing how intelligence agencies can guide their activities in dealing with traditional military threats from other countries, the worldwide approach to terrorism in changing intelligence agency positions, procedures and policies I will talk about the role of war soon. In most cases, there is no doubt that we have to make changes to improve situations and prevent adverse conditions.

Obviously, the political environment after the Cold War is an important background factor in our world, it is also the world after 9/11. It is still premature to evaluate how long correspondence to 9/11 continues. The term "American Empire" means nationalism in the form of resurrection in the United States and has been intensifying since 9/11 (eg Ferguson, 2004; Johnson, 2004; Mann, 2004). For international crime students, US lawsuits are particularly possible to completely eliminate the complexity of global security and global crime. Regarding these issues, as a matter of continuing the discussion, it is possible or desirable to separate ideological commitment from objective analysis.

As a former intelligence analyst, I saw transformational cross-sectoral cooperation in the era after 9/11. After the Sept. 11 attack, policy makers have noticed that the separated information is harmful. As a result, the intelligence agencies strengthened cooperation among institutions and further advanced the war with terrorism. There is no difference in leaders involved in volunteer participation, and isolation still has its negative influence. Leaders participating in volunteers have done a lot of work to share professional internal information, but enough to share their wisdom with other highly relevant professions I have not gone. My idea is not our grain (our idea) stored in the silo

Of particular interest in the world after 9/11, there are 16 vast intelligence agencies in the independent agency, 9 of which are military organizations (if the intelligence department of the Coast Guard is counted). The most noteworthy is the National Security Agency (NSA), which has always been under the direction of the general or the Admiral, and currently is the head of the US Cyber ​​Headquarters. The extensive surveillance culture and capabilities of the US National Security Agency will begin comprehensive deployment of the new generation of cyber war regime and completely redefine the concept of traditional aggression, self-defense, sovereignty and territorial integrity it was done.