A world emerging from pandemic : implications for intelligence and national security /
"This edited volume explores how the COVID pandemic has impacted-and will continue to impact-the U.S. Intelligence Community. Authors from multiple disciplines probe the ways in which pandemic-associated conditions interact with national security problem sets. This work presents evidence-based,...
| Other Authors: | , |
|---|---|
| Format: | Government Document Book |
| Language: | English |
| Published: |
Bethesda, MD :
NI Press, National Intelligence University,
2022.
|
| Subjects: |
Table of Contents:
- Foreword / Josh Kerbel
- Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic and intelligence / Stacey E. Pollard and Lawrence A. Kuznar
- Part One: Looking In. COVID and intelligence: corrections, overcorrections, and the status quo ante / Manolis Priniotakis
- Part Two: Looking Out. Technology and global supply chain security / Jason Schenker
- COVID-19 and inequality in human development / Jon Hall, Carolina Rivera Vázquez, Heriberto Tapia, and Jacob Assa
- The long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on political instability and democracy / Cristina Bodea and Christian Houle
- Latin America: political instability gives organized crime a window to expand control / Jimena Blanco
- Islamic State resurgence in the era of COVID-19 / Stacey Pollard, Henry Baraket, Girish Ganesan, and Natalie Kim
- Transnational crime during a pandemic: how criminals are capitalizing on the chaos caused by COVID-19 / Layla M. Hashemi, Sarah Meo, and Louise Shelley
- A postpandemic outlook for organized criminal activities: agility across the physical, social, and cyber spaces / Jim Jones and Anthony Stefanidis
- COVID-19 and the information ecosystem: lessons from Russian malign influence campaigns for the post-COVID-19 world / Kacper T. Gradon
- Part Three: Looking Forward. Beware a virus bearing gifts: can a "great leveler" be our elites' best friend? / Michael Vlahos
- What goes around comes around? Historical comparison of impacts, responses, and long-term effects of the 1918 H1N1 vs. 2020 COVID-19 pandemics / Lawrence A. Kuznar
- COVID had no secrets / Josh Kerbel and Zachery Tyson Brown
- Conclusion: A world system changed by the COVID-19 pandemic / Lawrence A. Kuznar and Stacey E. Pollard.