Organizational intelligence: knowledge and policy in government and industryBasic Books, 1967 - 226 páginas |
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... specialization , 11 but intelligence failures are greatest if location is emphasized . The chief limitations of specialization by territory are three . First , good intelligence cuts across arbitrary political boundaries ; it is ...
... specialization , 11 but intelligence failures are greatest if location is emphasized . The chief limitations of specialization by territory are three . First , good intelligence cuts across arbitrary political boundaries ; it is ...
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... specialization of intelligence by territory . Typically the support of local populations must be mobilized , as in ... specialization by locality , the imperatives of central control understandably dominate . In short , the merit of any ...
... specialization of intelligence by territory . Typically the support of local populations must be mobilized , as in ... specialization by locality , the imperatives of central control understandably dominate . In short , the merit of any ...
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... specialization and interdepart- mental rivalry . A large number of organizational units involved . Specialization on geographical basis . " Overcentralized " intelligence . Blocks upward communication . More effort to create ...
... specialization and interdepart- mental rivalry . A large number of organizational units involved . Specialization on geographical basis . " Overcentralized " intelligence . Blocks upward communication . More effort to create ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
HOW MUCH AND WHAT KINDS OF INTELLIGENCE | 10 |
WHEN THE FACTS COUNT | 16 |
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