Views on Intelligence and the Size Information (System/Subsystem) National Security

Tiberiu Tanase and Anca Savu

Knowledge Horizons - Economics, 2014, vol. 6, issue 4, 51-53

Abstract: Technological advances, globalization and effervescence open version of how to obtain the information have profoundly transformed the intelligence.In a dual universe characterized by connectivity and also atomization, widely disseminated, fast, highly heterogeneous networks, amplified uncertainties both in terms of current processes, especially the predictability of those in the future.In the knowledge society, security has become, more than ever, a shared common good and the main feature of the new realities is "Transparency due to multiple inter dependencies." To face these challenges, modern administrations implementing security strategies that radically transforms the role of specialized services, become part of a national effort involving both government and civil institutions, going up to the individual responsibility of the citizen. Understanding Intelligence starts from the definition and understanding of the concept of "intelligence", one of the complex concepts given that it can be used from at least three perspectives, namely: process, organization and product. In perspective, intelligence services tend to become providing knowledge, within an interdisciplinary network, where the beneficiary and provider roles are complementary.

Keywords: Technological advances; globalization; security strategies; radically transforms; intelligence services (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: D8 L86 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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