Decision making and the national intelligence model: No accounting for decision bias

P Palmer; M Pournara; Delgardo I Espinosa; H Palmer

Decision making and the national intelligence model: No accounting for decision bias

P Palmer, M Pournara, Delgardo I Espinosa, H Palmer

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This paper discusses the role of decision making within the context of the Intelligence Led Policing (ILP) and suggests that reliance on this model may lead to some profound abstractions because “knowledge” based on intelligence can be partial or incomplete and should not necessarily become the sole basis for constructing a strategic or tactical response to solving (at least in the long term) a crime problem. Intelligence is often limited, separate objects of information that then become the basis for constructing a view of a larger whole.

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