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Uses and Nonuses of Intelligence, The

Working Paper

Author
Amos Kovacs

Published by
CISAC, October 1996

In this study the author examines the ways in which intelligence is being used in order to understand how and why it often goes unused, and what, if anything, can be done about it.

Topics: Science and technology

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