جستجوی مقالات مرتبط با کلیدواژه "intelligence dominance" در نشریات گروه "مدیریت"

Commanders' intelligence is one of the basic needs and success factors for predicting damage and security threats and making appropriate decisions by them, this important role plays a significant role in ensuring stable border security. The present research aims to design the model of intelligence elites of the commanders in controlling the movement of terrorist groups in the border regiment of Paveh.

This research is applied in terms of its type and method. The participating community of the qualitative part included the commanders and managers of the border guard of Kermanshah province and the Paveh border regiment, and 15 of them were selected by a targeted method and based on the principle of theoretical saturation. In the quantitative part, the statistical population is 100 people, the sample size of 81 people was determined using Morgan's table. The qualitative validity of the research was confirmed by dividing the results of the interviews and its control and the continuous work of the researcher with the data, and the quantitative validity of the research was confirmed by using the opinions of experts and its reliability based on Cronbach's alpha (.871). Data analysis was done by qualitative content analysis and exploratory factor analysis using Maxqda, SPSS and AMOS software.

The findings showed that in total, three main categories of thematic, environmental and individual information elites and nine sub-categories: 1-‌ Informational, 2-- Economic, 3- Political, 4- Organizational, 5- Physical needs of the border, 6- Facilities and equipment, 7- Environmental characteristics, 8- Manpower, and 9- ‌ Social problems of border dwellers in the form of 54 items, explains the intelligence elites of the commanders in controlling the traffic of terrorist groups.

Paying attention to the dimensions of thematic, environmental and individual intelligence is one of the important principles that guarantee the success of law enforcement units in providing border security.

Non ـgovernmental organizations (NGOs) or non ـgovernmental arrangements are sometimes new form of organs and providing services to some certain groups. Sometimes, these organs are abused by opportunist groups, track off their major objectives, and as a result become origin of some threats. Therefore, information dominance of organizations in charge of security and order establishment over these arrangements is of high significance. The present research aims at reviewing factors contributing to information dominance of intelligence police and public security over non ـgovernment organizations of Hamadan in 2008. The present research is of applied type in terms of objective and correlation In terms of method. Statistical population includes intelligence experts of intelligence and public security of Hamadan province in which 110 one were selected through stratified random sampling method. Reliability and validity of the too approved by experts (a= 0. 89). Correlation, regression and Friedman tests were used for analyzing data. Three factors: permit issuance, for activities of Hamadan NGOs by Hamadan Province Police Command’s intelligence police, using intelligence sources, and using visible methods of information collection came out to be effective in intelligence dominance over NGOs of Hamadan. It also came out that plurality in organs issuing the relevant permit has negative impact on intelligence dominance. To achieve intelligence dominance over NGOs full attention should be paid to activity permit issuance by police, using information resources, and visible way of collecting information while taking into consideration their priorities. Finally, the present research recommends that activity permit issuance should be in hands of single organ, rather than plurality in organs issuing the permit.