Applicability of the theory of non-coercive influence in military counterintelligence
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2015.37460Keywords:
special information operations, military counterintelligence, theory of non-coercive interactionAbstract
The paper analyzes the possible application of the theory of non-coercive interaction in the military counterintelligence. The purpose of this application is to ensure national security, which is aimed at countering adequate real and potential threats that arise or may arise as a result of intelligence and subversive activities of foreign special powers (intelligence, counterintelligence), non-intelligence and counter-intelligence agencies, organizations and individuals
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