The Kent Center,
a component of the employee-only Sherman Kent School for Intelligence
Analysis at CIA University, strives to promote the theory, doctrine,
and practice of intelligence analysis.
One of the Center's
primary goals is to build and share a comprehensive body of professional
knowledge.
The Kent Center
Occasional Papers listed below contribute to the ongoing development
of that body of knowledge, offering an opportunity for intelligence
professionals and interested colleagues-in an unofficial and unfettered
vehicle-to debate and advance the theory and practice of intelligence
analysis.
Statements of
fact, opinion, or analysis expressed in Occasional Papers are those
of the authors. See the
disclaimer below for complete caveats regarding the content
of the papers.
The
Sherman Kent Center for Intelligence Analysis Occasional Papers
All statements
of fact, opinion, or analysis expressed in Occasional Papers are those
of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect official positions
or views of the Kent School, the Central Intelligence Agency, or any
other US Government entity, past or present.
Nothing in the
contents should be construed as asserting or implying US Government
endorsement of an article's factual statements and interpretations.
These papers have
been prepared with the support of Central Intelligence Agency funds
and are published with the consent of the authors.
