Is 'strategy' always strategy for police intelligence and analysis in Norway

Petter Gottschalk and Jan Terje Karlsen

International Journal of Innovation and Learning, 2009, vol. 6, issue 4, 438-447

Abstract: 'Strategy' is a label frequently applied to a wide variety of activities, thoughts, initiatives and documents in industry and government. Not all documents labelled 'strategy' are strategy in the sense of the common strategy construct. Too many documents seem to misuse this label to attract attention. This paper reports from early research into the evaluation of documents claiming to be strategies. Much future research is needed in terms of the strategy construct, characteristics and requirements, as well as a relevant content analysis of strategy documents.

Keywords: business strategy; content analysis; goals; analyses; strategy actions; innovation; learning; exploratory study; police intelligence; Norway; law enforcement; intelligence-led policing; policing strategy. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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