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000868405 24500 $$aCounterinsurgency intellignece and the emergency in Malaya /$$cRoger C. Arditti.
000868405 264_1 $$aCham, Switzerland :$$bPalgrave Macmillan,$$c[2019]
000868405 300__ $$a1 online resource.
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000868405 4901_ $$aSecurity, conflict and cooperation in the contemporary world
000868405 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000868405 5050_ $$aIntro; Acknowledgements; Contents; Abbreviations; Dramatis Personae; Timeline; Chapter 1 Introduction; A Note About Language; Chapter 2 Status Quo Ante; The Joint Intelligence Committee System; Intelligence Management in the Middle East; Intelligence in the Far East; Conclusion; Chapter 3 Creating a New Intelligence Apparatus in the Far East; The Joint Intelligence Committee (Far East); The Security Service in the Far East; The Origins of the Malayan Security Service; Conclusion; Chapter 4 Organisational Conflict; The Malayan Security Service; The Security Service
000868405 5058_ $$aThe Relationship Between SIFE and MSSJoint Intelligence Committee (Far East); Conclusion; Chapter 5 Intelligence Prior to the Declaration of Emergency; The MCP's Intent to Subvert Malaya, C. 1945-1947; The Capability of the MCP, C. 1945-1947; Intelligence Reporting in the Months Prior to the Declaration of Emergency; The Declaration of a State of Emergency; Conclusion; Chapter 6 Paramilitary Intelligence; The Initial Plan to Restore Law and Order; Visual Reconnaissance; Intelligence on the Ground; Intelligence and Squatters; The Briggs Plan; Operational Refinement; Surrendered Enemy Personal
000868405 5058_ $$aConclusionChapter 7 Policing and Human Intelligence; Colonial Policing; The Relationship Between the Uniformed and Special Branches; Enforcement of Emergency Regulations; Recognition of Failure; Reconstructing Malayan Police Service; Conclusion; Chapter 8 Organising Intelligence; Initial Intelligence Coordination; Strategic Intelligence Cooperation; Formalising Operational Intelligence Coordination; Changes at the Top; Further Operational Refinement; The 'Mature' Intelligence Model; Conclusion; Chapter 9 Conclusion; Relationship to Current Counterinsurgency Theory
000868405 5058_ $$aThe Mythical Blue Print for Intelligence?Indicator and Warnings; Agency Adaptation; All Source Intelligence; Strategic Direction; Final Thoughts; Appendix A: The Ballad of the SACK and SINK; Bibliography; Index
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000868405 5208_ $$aThis book examines the full range of counterinsurgency intelligence during the Malayan Emergency. It explores the involvement of the Security Service, the Joint Intelligence Committee (Far East), the Malayan Security Service, Special Branch and wider police service, and military intelligence, to examine how British and Malayan authorities tackled the insurgent challenge posed by the Malayan Communist Party. This study assesses the nature of the intelligence apparatus prior to the declaration of emergency in 1948 and considers how officials attempted to reconstruct the intelligence structures in the Far East after the surrender of the Japanese in 1945. These plans were largely based upon the legacy of the Second World War but quickly ran into difficultly because of ill-defined remits and personality clashes. Nevertheless, officials did provide prescient warning of the existential threat posed by the Malayan Communist Party from the earliest days of British reoccupation of Malaya. Once a state of emergency had been declared, officials struggled to find the right combination of methods, strategy and management structures to eliminate the threat posed by the Communist insurgents. This book argues that the development of an effective counterinsurgency intelligence strategy involved many more organisations than just Special Branch. It was a multifaceted, dynamic effort that took far longer and was more problematic than previous accounts suggest. The Emergency remains central to counterinsurgency theory and thus this wide-ranging analysis sheds crucial light not only on the period, but on contemporary doctrine and security practices today.
000868405 588__ $$aDescription based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on May 22, 2019).
000868405 650_0 $$aCounterinsurgency$$zMalaysia$$zMalaya.
000868405 651_0 $$aMalaya$$xHistory$$yMalayan Emergency, 1948-1960.
000868405 77608 $$iPrint version:$$tCOUNTERINSURGENCY INTELLIGENCE AND THE EMERGENCY IN MALAYA, 1945-1960.$$d[Place of publication not identified] : SPRINGER NATURE, 2019$$z3030166945$$w(OCoLC)1089229711
000868405 830_0 $$aSecurity, conflict and cooperation in the contemporary world.
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