numărul 17, martie 2010 - Serviciul Român de Informaţii

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FAdrian
Toma considers that the Afghan issue tops again international mass media in the context of presidential
elections in Kabul and the connection with Pakistan problematic developments. USA and their European allies
worked for adopting a new strategy aimed beyond the military field.
FAlexandru-Mircea
Dima offers a classification of the socalled “Conspiracy Theories”, according to the content
and finality of the message promoted. Beyond this classification, intelligence specialists have the huge task of
analyzing these theories, for they can be subject to disinformation.
FThe
magazine “Vitralii. Lumini şi umbre” (Stained Glass. Lights and Shadows) was launched under the
coordination of the Romanian Intelligence Service Reserve and Retired Officers Association' president, Filip
Teodorescu. This is the Romanian intelligence services' veterans publication and SRI's Director, George Maior,
expressed his belief that it “reinstates in the light of debate the idea of patriotism and brings, 20 years after the
communism fall, an air of normality”.
FMarius
Antonio Rebegea's “Proactive Interpretation of Facial Expressions: A New Intelligence Form” offers us
a new perspective on facial expressions of potential terrorists.
Liliana Nicolau and Marius Stănuşel focus on the dynamics of the proliferation phenomena in their material
entitled “International Atomic Energy Agency and Weapons of Mass Destruction”.
FThe
article, written by Emil Simion, presents de facto standards for the cryptographic evaluation, known as FIPS
PUB 140-2 and ISO 15408, their application methodology regarding the cryptographic evaluation process, as well
as the national legislative framework.
FMirela
Cernat's article “Assimilation of Secret Services' Operational Pattern by Terrorist Groups” focuses on
aspects regarding methods of recruiting, structure and instruction of the Jihadi groups, as well as the existence of
on-line Jihadi mass media.
FMariana
Ion focuses on the elements that can indicate the presence of a clandestine laboratory that produces
explosive materials, hints about persons that can fabricate this kind of materials, and risks associated to
investigation/ intervention activities in a clandestine laboratory.
FFlavius
Ciglenean's paper „Public Relations and the Security Culture” starts with the PR activity evolution,
emphasizing the difference between PR and publicity. The public must be aware of the importance of the state's
institutions activity in the security field.
FProf.
Nicolae Rotaru, from the National Intelligence Academy, talks about the relations between institutions,
organizations and persons and debates the issue of a person's interacting with the community.
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