Information and Personal Freedom: Individual Informational Security
This analysis examines the tension between the need for collective security and the right to privacy, exploring the concept of individual informational security in the digital age.
PSYOPs: The Symbiosis of Strategic Intelligence and Psychological Influence in Modern Conflict
posted in: Archive, Intelligence, Number 1, Volume 5
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This article aims to systematically investigate and articulate the constitutive relationship between the strategic intelligence cycle and the efficacy of modern Psychological Operations (PSYOPs). It posits that contemporary PSYOPs represent a sophisticated operational application of intelligence, whose value as a non-kinetic force multiplier is intrinsically dependent on the depth of psychological, cultural, and social understanding of the target audience.
Attitudes and Values in Local Public Administration – The Need for National Security – The Positioning of Intelligence Services
Objectives: To analyse the link between public attitudes in local administration and the redefinition of national security in post-communist Romania (2000-2006).
Methods: An interdisciplinary approach combining quantitative analysis of national surveys (the PHARE-FMAPL project), qualitative focus groups, and legal-doctrinal analysis of security frameworks.