Lessons Learned Project II - historical challenges to contemporary security issues

这是澳大利亚人权委员会为另一个“吸取经验教训项目”提供资金的建议。该项目背后的意图是弥合学术部门和封闭的情报界之间的差距并建立互动。互动协作可通过几种方式实现互利：㈠与从事过与情报分析人员使用公开来源数据调查的主题类似的研究的学者互动协作，其好处是提供关键的制衡，并丰富零碎的数据集;（二）学术界和来自封闭情报界的分析人员之间的接触提供了一个论坛，可以对传统智慧和主要根据与学术界的接触提供了宝贵的分析资源：它可以根据采用随机抽样和结构化抽样方法收集的适用于一系列专题的统计数据提供趋势分析;与学术界的接触可有助于丰富知识和情报情况;提供因情报覆盖而遗漏的信息和知识。

This is a proposal for AHRC funding of a further 'Lessons Learned Project'. The intention behind the project is to bridge the gaps and create engagement between the academic sectors and the closed intelligence community. Mutual benefit from engagement can be derived in several ways: (i) Engagement with academics who have conducted research on similar topics to those being investigated by intelligence analysts using open source data has the benefit of providing critical checks and balances, as well as enrichment of a fragmentary dataset; (ii) Engagement between academia and analysts from a closed intelligence community provides a forum for challenging conventional wisdom and assessments made largely on the basis of intelligence, and to reduce mirror imaging and group think in a unique forum; (iii) Engagement with academia provides a valuable analytical resource: it can provide trends analysis based on statistical data capture applicable to a range of thematic topics using both random and structured sampling; and (iv) Engagement with the academic community may serve to enrich knowledge and the intelligence picture; providing information and knowledge left gapped by intelligence coverage.