The Competing Hypotheses Analytical Model and Human Intelligence Single-Source Analysis

  • Kis A
  • Tvaruška P
  • Tarcala O
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The article examines some particular aspects of the analytical process within the intelligence cycle, having as reference the framework of strategic intelligence. Starting from a proposed model of analysis of the competing hypotheses using phases-tailored tools, which will improve the quality of all-source intelligence analysis and its final products, we further assess its applicability in HUMINT (Human Intelligence) analysis. The model of intelligence analysis as a problem-solving method, with a focus on predictive analysis, will serve to understand the expectations from single-source collection disciplines (in our case, HUMINT) data gathering and reporting, connected to the roles of HUMINT analysts in the specialized branches.

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Kis, A., Tvaruška, P., & Tarcala, O. (2021). The Competing Hypotheses Analytical Model and Human Intelligence Single-Source Analysis. International Conference KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION, 27(1), 62–73. https://doi.org/10.2478/kbo-2021-0011

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