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Stephen J. Andriole
Researcher at DARPA
Publications - 11
Citations - 72
Stephen J. Andriole is an academic researcher from DARPA. The author has contributed to research in topics: Foreign policy analysis & Foreign policy. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 11 publications receiving 72 citations.
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Toward the Development of an Integrated Crisis Warning System
TL;DR: Tests indicate that the first-stage prototype crisis warning system would have contributed to predictions of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia and the Indo-Pakistani war and would enable analysts to track crisis and noncrisis events and conditions and to interact productively with a computer-based system.
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The use of events/interaction research by the intelligence community
TL;DR: This paper applied academic and operational research community criteria of evaluation to a project founded on events/interaction data, called Early Warning and Monitoring System (EWAMS), which is built on solid academic research but also takes into account requirements of the operational community.
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Profiling States for Foreign Policy Analysis
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The levels of analysis problems and the study of foreign international, and global affairs: A review critique, and another final solution
TL;DR: The levels of analysis problem has been widely discussed in the literature as mentioned in this paper. But it is difficult to differentiate between causal and effectual levels of the analysis, i.e., those on which the behavior or phenomena in question actually occurred, that is, the effect or result of the causal variables manifested itself.
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Decision process models and the needs of policy-makers: Thoughts on the foreign policy interface
TL;DR: The authors identify the leverage points within the process where social and political scientists (who engage in foreign policy analysis) might help, and then list the kinds and methods of analysis that would contribute the most to the process.