2025

chapter in monograph

english

EN All-hazards intelligence expands beyond traditional military and security domains to encompass all factors impacting the integrity and security of small states. These include climate change, cyber threats, market fluctuations, and social dynamics. Despite having fewer resources, small states can leverage structured intelligence activities to achieve more than larger neighbors. Small states can effectively manage diverse threats that transcend conventional categories by adopting a holistic approach to intelligence. This research highlights the importance of integrating various intelligence assets, including military, civil, and private sectors, to form a comprehensive intelligence framework. Organizational challenges can impede small states in coordinating diverse sources of intelligence. Effective management of all-hazards intelligence requires balancing integration and compartmentalization to mitigate risks of penetration and manipulation. Despite limited resources, small states can develop robust intelligence capabilities through strategic organization and international cooperation. An all-hazards approach is crucial for modern security, providing a nuanced understanding of the interconnected threats faced by small states in an increasingly complex global landscape.

09.07.2025

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Modern War and Grey Zones : Design for Small States

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