By Robert M. Clark
Source: Strategy Bridge
Sixteen years after publishing the first edition in 2003, Johns Hopkins lecturer Robert Clark has delivered a sixth edition of his influential textbook Intelligence Analysis: A Target-Centric Approach. The book fits in the context of other general works about intelligence analysis. But, as a main theme of the work, the author sheds light on two critical nexuses in intelligence machinery: the collector-analyst and the analyst-customer relationships. Clark argues these different professional segments should be highly collaborative, avoiding blind spots, mistrust, or implicit bias.
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