Adaptation of Intelligence in Security Policy

Petri Uusikyla is Research Director at the University of Vaasa, Finland and Adjunct Professor at the University of Eastern Finland. Markus Peltola is a senior defence expert, and Doctoral Researcher at the National Defence University, Finland.

• 1. Introduction: Adaptability of Intelligence and Contemporary Security Environments.- 2. Adapting to Change: The Evolution and Reformation of Intelligence Agencies.- 3. Anticipatory Systems and the Intelligence Function: Transnational Anticipatory Systems and Adaptability.- 4. Intelligence as Complex Adaptive System.- 5.Human Factors and Adaptation in Intelligence Organizations.- 6. Comparing the Dynamics of Organizational Adaptability of Intelligence, War and Business Domains.- 7. Adaptation in the Intelligence Workforce.- 8. Space-Based Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance Systems: Growing Role of Commercial Capabilities.- 9. Adaptation of US Intelligence Communities to Evolving Economic Espionage.- 10. Safeguarding National Security in Times of Uncertainty: Reciprocal Relationships Between Resilience and Adaptation.- 11. Contemporary Grand Strategy: The Role of Intelligence for Organizing Intranational Resource Management.- 12. Enabling Strategic Adaptation Through Foresight: The Case of NISTEP in Japan.