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David Omand



Average rating: 3.65 · 1,033 ratings · 111 reviews · 11 distinct worksSimilar authors
How Spies Think: Ten Lesson...

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How to Survive a Crisis: Le...

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Securing The State

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Principled Spying: The Ethi...

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Limes n. 6/2016: Brexit e i...

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استخبارات وسائل التواصل الا...

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“Trustworthiness therefore comes from consistent, predictable, reliable behaviour over a long period of time demonstrating honesty, competence and reliability.”
David Omand, How Spies Think: Ten Lessons in Intelligence

“As a general rule, users are more likely to embrace highly targeted appeals – even if based on false information – as long as they appear to reinforce their core beliefs. This is exploitation of a form of the confirmation bias that we explored in Chapter 5. ‘It might have been true’ too easily morphs into ‘It should have been true’, and that becomes, with frequent repetition, ‘I want it to be true’, and finally ‘It is as good as true.”
David Omand, How Spies Think: Ten Lessons in Intelligence

“Strategic notice enables us to anticipate. Governments had strategic notice of possible coronavirus pandemics – the COVID-19 outbreak should not have caught us unprepared.”
David Omand, How Spies Think: Ten Lessons in Intelligence

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