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of the articles<br />

U M M A R Y<br />

�Efficient intelligence: from control to cooperation (George �OSINT and NATO (Daniela Olaru, Cristina Grigoraşenco)<br />

Cristian Maior, SRI Director)<br />

The article highlights the importance of open source intelligence for<br />

The Director of the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI) presents a NATO operations, NATO being one of the international organizations<br />

thorough analysis of the Service's transformation.<br />

This is a complex process aiming at improvements of the efficiency, of<br />

that makes use of the open sources in its intelligence related activities.<br />

the capabilities for gathering and assessing intelligence, of the means to<br />

provi<strong>de</strong> knowledge and vision to a <strong>de</strong>mocratic society.<br />

�Unfair competition versus economic espionage (Cornelia<br />

Burduşa)<br />

The article opens an interesting perspective over the unfair competition<br />

�On organizational authority and the <strong>de</strong>cision making process versus economic espionage, presenting a series of initiatives enforced<br />

(Marian Preda)<br />

by <strong>de</strong>mocratic states to sanction this type of espionage. The author also<br />

Based on logical arguments, the author presents the correlation between emphasizes the fact that every relevant organization has to take specific<br />

authority and <strong>de</strong>cision making, a relation often ignored by management<br />

teams.<br />

protection measures.<br />

The author starts from the ways in which authority is built and<br />

maintained, mentioning the types of authority and the <strong>de</strong>cision making<br />

process.<br />

�Religion between globalization and fundamentalism (Cristian<br />

Barna)<br />

The author asks the rea<strong>de</strong>rs to reflect upon the relationship between<br />

�Second Life Jihad – Correlation of the new communication<br />

religion, globalization and fundamentalism, expressing his concern<br />

www.nato.int<br />

about an un<strong>de</strong>niable aspect of contemporary times: the emergence of<br />

platforms with Islamic propaganda (Andrei Vlă<strong>de</strong>scu)<br />

fundamentalism as a promoter of the return to the religious origins for<br />

Assessing the extremist Islamist activity in the virtual environment as a<br />

starting point, the author presents a series of conclusions on the way we<br />

the rebirth of society.<br />

should act to control and / or restrict the use of the Internet by terrorist<br />

groups.<br />

�The Cooperation between the Special Intelligence Service and<br />

other intelligence structures during World War II (University<br />

Lecturer Tănase Tiberiu)<br />

�When our sovereignty changes (Răzvan Belciuganu)<br />

The article is an interesting historical tour of Romanian intelligence<br />

A well-known newspaperman, the author presents in a journalistic structures during World War II, reminding of the moment the national<br />

manner the transformation of the intelligence services in Romania.<br />

Consi<strong>de</strong>ring the new international environment, the services will have<br />

intelligence community was foun<strong>de</strong>d.<br />

to take a pro-active stand in creating Romanian intelligence and security<br />

mo<strong>de</strong>ls adjusted to the Euro-Atlantic area.<br />

�Critical infrastructures and risk assessment of the new<br />

asymmetric threats (Oana Magdalena Ciobanu)<br />

The author starts by explaining the concept of critical infrastructure<br />

�Open sources and the new media technologies (Cristian Păun) and presents the problems related to the protection of critical<br />

The article targets mainly the experts in open sources and information infrastructures. She makes an assessment of the security risks and<br />

technology, focusing on the importance of the new technologies for<br />

OSINT.<br />

introduces the European point of view on biological threats.<br />

The author says that the analytical products <strong>de</strong>rived from open sources<br />

need a<strong>de</strong>quate tools for intelligence gathering, selection, processing,<br />

dissemination and reporting.<br />

�On the history of the intelligence training system (Cristian<br />

Troncotă)<br />

This document is based on the existing archives and remarkably<br />

<strong>de</strong>scribes the training system of the Romanian intelligence officers until<br />

�The importance of the Black Sea for the Romanian energy<br />

security strategy. The Black Sea as an European interface<br />

the establishment of the Communist regime.<br />

between the Caspian Sea and the Middle East (Ligia Leaua) �The ethics of intelligence analysis (Biza<strong>de</strong>a Cristian)<br />

The author tackles an important issue on the national and global agenda: This journalistic work presents, at an aca<strong>de</strong>mic level, the ethics of<br />

the Euro-Atlantic energy security in the Black Sea region, also intelligence analysis, particularly the fulfillment of three main<br />

mentioning relevant matters for the Romanian energy security. objectives: the process accuracy, the product comprehensibility and the<br />

well-intentioned purpose of the actions.<br />

�Projects on natural gas transportation in the context of the<br />

global economic crisis (Marilena Dumitru) �Globalization and its effect on terrorism (Florin Ştibli)<br />

The analysis ma<strong>de</strong> by the Open Sources Center (OSC) reveals elements The author draws a comparison between globalization and terrorism,<br />

belonging to the EU energy policy and the barriers preventing this un<strong>de</strong>rlines the effects of the globalization process on this<br />

policy from being implemented. contemporary phenomenon and conclu<strong>de</strong>s by opening a <strong>de</strong>bate<br />

The author also stresses the effects of both the January 2009 Russia – regarding the impact of terrorism on human rights.<br />

Ukraine crisis and the international financial crisis.<br />

�The management of the information assessment process in<br />

contemporary intelligence (Ionel Niţu, Marius Perianu)<br />

The authors emphasize a series of imperative transformations which<br />

the management of the information assessment process has to go<br />

through in mo<strong>de</strong>rn intelligence, analyzing this aspect from different<br />

�OSINT, applied early warning methods and their relevance to<br />

the Exten<strong>de</strong>d Black Sea Region (Iulian Chifu)<br />

The author consi<strong>de</strong>rs that OSINT, as well as the new creative early<br />

warning methods can turn into appropriate means for countering<br />

terrorist actions that have also proved to be very creative, lately.<br />

perspectives: functional, methodological, structural, relational and<br />

cognitive.<br />

�The justification of the terrorists' antisocial behavior (Cristian<br />

Delcea)<br />

�Cyber crimes in Romania (Eduard Bîsceanu)<br />

The article reveals the rising trend of cyber crimes, that can be noticed<br />

both at national and European level and may eventually pose the risk of<br />

new asymmetric threats to the national security of Romania.<br />

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The author reveals a number of aspects regarding the terrorists'<br />

psychology and presents the techniques used by terrorists in or<strong>de</strong>r to<br />

justify their own actions: their moral grounds, the lea<strong>de</strong>r's authority, the<br />

attempt to minimize and ignore the victim's suffering and their moral<br />

disengagement.

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