books by Arnaud De Borchgrave (multiplier challenge dimension)

books by Arnaud De Borchgrave

books:

Open Source Information: The Missing Dimension of Intelligence (Csis Report)

1 review
Arnaud De Borchgrave, Thomas Sanderson, ...

Center for Strategic & International Studies, 2006

Marginal Across the Board--26 pages of pablum
I went to the meeting at which this was handed out, and left when I realized that most of those in attendance were retirees or students, and this book managed to discuss a topic I and 749 others have been pioneering since 1988, without ever once mentioning anyone else's effort. I am not easily outraged, but this "immaculate conception" is on the one hand, encouraging (it only took CSIS 20 ...

FORCE MULTIPLIER FOR INTELLIGENCE: Collaborative Open Source Networks Report (Csis Report)

1 review
Arnaud De Borchgrave, Thomas Sanderson, ...

The Center for Strategic and International Studies Press, 2007

Good Intentions, Some Misrepresentation
The basic idea being executed by CSIS is sound: identify top experts and get them to discuss the terrorist threat and particularly how it is morphing and developing. Unfortunately, CSIS does not do citation analysis, and builds its networks the same way the US intelligence community does, drawing on a limited number of individuals known to the expert in charge. Also unfortunately, CSIS does ...

Insight On the News (Vol. 7, No. 9, March. 4, 1991)

Insight, 1991

The Spike

5 reviews
Arnaud De Borchgrave, Robert Moss

Avon Books (Mm), 1981

Hollywood should turn this into a movie
I know, I know. The heading's a tad too ephusive but I JUST LOVED THIS BOOK! The Spike is a news- paper term for killing a story. That's the meaning of the title. Written in 1980, it's about Robert Hockney. It begins in 1968, where Hockney, a journalism major at Berkley, participates in the antiwar movement. The war at the beginning and throughout the first half of the book being the Vietnam ...

Monimbo

2 reviews
Robert Moss, Arnaud De Borchgrave

Simon & Schuster, 1983

Fidel Castro meets with the Sandinistas in Nicragua
Sound like a Cold War newspaper headline? Sound too good to be true? Well, I have news for you, my friend, IT'S TRUE! Robert Hockney's back. This time he's married to Julia Cummings and they're expecting a baby. Monimbo's the code-name of a Cuban plan to bring the United States to its knees. It begins with a conference in Monimbo, Nicragua, and one of the people there, an eighteen-year-old ...

Insight On the News (Vol. 7, No. 11, March. 18, 1991)

Insight, 1991

Cyber Threats and Information Security: Meeting the 21st Century Challenge (Csis Report)
Frank J. Cilluffo, Sharon L. Cardash, ...

Center for Strategic & International Studies, 2001

The capacity to produce, communicate, and use information is affecting every area of national security, from the way we govern ourselves to the way we fight wars to the way transnational criminal organizations increase in scope and power to the way activists and extremists mobilize support across borders. Yet security measures against cyber threats are insufficient throughout both government and the private sector. This report illuminates the ...