International Relations

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Technical Paper | January 2021 Intelligence After Next: Radical Transparency in Intelligence Operations The Intelligence Community can and should move beyond its myopic concern of exposing “sources and methods” and embrace radical transparency to help secure the global community.
Technical Paper | January 2020 5G and the Front Lines of the U.S.-China Great Power Competition The global race to 5G is pitting China against the west for economic and technological superiority. The U.S. needs to complement its punitive strategy against Chinese telecom manufacturer Huawei with investments in American innovation.
Technical Paper | December 2019 Fundamental Research Security A JASON study commissioned by the National Science Foundation calls foreign influence threat a complex issue that "can be addressed within the framework of research integrity." The independent JASON group is managed by MITRE.
Project Story | December 2019 MITRE Strengthens Cyber Capacity of Developing Nations When the U.S. Department of State wanted help building cyber policies and strategies in developing nations, it turned to MITRE. Now, staff travel the world helping to bolster the security and well-being of those nations—and America's as well.
Project Story | April 2016 Making the Skies Safer Is a Global Affair For more than 55 years, MITRE has helped the FAA provide the U.S. with the world's safest, most efficient airspace system. But aviation is global, and safety doesn’t stop at our borders. Our experts also work to improve aviation across the globe.
Project Story | February 2016 MITRE Brings a Technical Perspective to the Global Rule of Law A stable legal foundation—the rule of law—is essential to developing nations. MITRE recently co-sponsored a World Bank conference and shed light on how technology can make a difference to international judicial systems.
Project Story | July 2015 Sensemaking Concepts Provide "Night Vision Goggles for the Mind" For today's warfighter, interacting with foreign populations means understanding more than technology. There are many other factors at play, including culture, society, and religion. A new MITRE book offers a comprehensive look at making sense of it all.
Project Story | May 2015 MITRE Introduces a Model for Mapping More Efficient Courts MITRE's work to increase the efficiency of U.S. court operations has now caught the attention of the global judicial community. Exhibit A: Our judicial mapping research was on the docket at the Council of Europe’s Commission for the Efficiency of Justice.
General | January 2015 Sociocultural Behavior Sensemaking: State of the Art in Understanding the Operational Environment This edited volume, produced by The MITRE Corporation, features chapters authored by experts in sociocultural behavior sensemaking across four operational capability areas: Sociocultural Understanding, Detection, Forecasting, and Mitigation.
Technical Paper | September 2012 Multilateral Approaches for Improving Global Security in Cyberspace Effective cyber security requires that national governments, private companies, and non-governmental organizations work together to understand threats in cyberspace and to share information and capabilities for mitigating those threats.

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