Handbook of intelligence studies / edited by

Figures and Tables
Figures
10.1 Relationship between open and classified information operations 131
10.2 Information continuum and the Seven Tribes 132
10.3 OSINT relevance to global security threats 134
10.4 OSINT and the four levels of analysis 136
10.5 OSINT as a transformative catalyst for reform 137
10.6 Fundamental functions for online analysis 139
10.7 World Brain operational planning group virtual private network 140
10.8 Standard OSINT cell 144
24.1 Best practice to ensure ownership over parliamentary intelligence oversight
procedures 319
24.2 Best practice aimed at creating “embedded human rights” 322
24.3 Best practice to ensure the political neutrality of the services 324
26.1 The dominant pattern of intelligence oversight by lawmakers, 1975–2006 344
Tables
6.1 A map for theorising and researching intelligence 87
18.1 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Court Surveillance Orders issued annually 248
26.1 Type of stimulus and intelligence oversight response by US lawmakers, 1975–2006 347
26.2 The frequency of low- and high-threshold intelligence alarms, 1941–2006 349
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