Richard H. Shultz Jr. is the Lee E. Dirks Professor of International Politics and the director of the International Security Studies Program at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He is the author of several books, including The Marines Take Anbar: The Four-Year Fight Against Al Qaeda and, with Andrea J. Dew, Insurgents, Terrorists, and Militias: The Warriors of Contemporary Combat.

In Transforming U.S. Intelligence for Irregular War: Task Force 714 in Iraq, author Richard Shultz, a preeminent figure in the field of intelligence studies, covers the crucial transition from the Cold War, Industrial Age intelligence practices, to the modern information age intelligence community.

• List of Figures ForewordGen. Joseph L. Votel, USA (Ret.) Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: War unlike Yesterday’s 1. Adapting Intelligence for Twenty-First-Century Irregular Warfare 2. Transforming from Hierarchy to Networks to Empower Armed Groups 3. Transforming Intelligence Collection for Irregular War 4. Transforming Intelligence Analysis for Irregular War 5. Transforming Covert Paramilitary Operations for Irregular War 6. Task Force 714 and the Sources of Transformation Epilogue: More Irregular War and the Challenge of Revisionist State PowersNotesIndexAbout the Author

Richard H. Shultz Jr. is the Lee E. Dirks Professor of International Politics and the director of the International Security Studies Program at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He is the author of several books, including The Marines Take Anbar: The Four-Year Fight Against Al Qaeda and, with Andrea J. Dew, Insurgents, Terrorists, and Militias: The Warriors of Contemporary Combat.

In Transforming U.S. Intelligence for Irregular War: Task Force 714 in Iraq, author Richard Shultz, a preeminent figure in the field of intelligence studies, covers the crucial transition from the Cold War, Industrial Age intelligence practices, to the modern information age intelligence community.

• List of Figures ForewordGen. Joseph L. Votel, USA (Ret.) Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: War unlike Yesterday’s 1. Adapting Intelligence for Twenty-First-Century Irregular Warfare 2. Transforming from Hierarchy to Networks to Empower Armed Groups 3. Transforming Intelligence Collection for Irregular War 4. Transforming Intelligence Analysis for Irregular War 5. Transforming Covert Paramilitary Operations for Irregular War 6. Task Force 714 and the Sources of Transformation Epilogue: More Irregular War and the Challenge of Revisionist State PowersNotesIndexAbout the Author

Richard H. Shultz Jr. is the Lee E. Dirks Professor of International Politics and the director of the International Security Studies Program at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. He is the author of several books, including The Marines Take Anbar: The Four-Year Fight Against Al Qaeda and, with Andrea J. Dew, Insurgents, Terrorists, and Militias: The Warriors of Contemporary Combat.

In Transforming U.S. Intelligence for Irregular War: Task Force 714 in Iraq, author Richard Shultz, a preeminent figure in the field of intelligence studies, covers the crucial transition from the Cold War, Industrial Age intelligence practices, to the modern information age intelligence community.

• List of Figures ForewordGen. Joseph L. Votel, USA (Ret.) Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Introduction: War unlike Yesterday’s 1. Adapting Intelligence for Twenty-First-Century Irregular Warfare 2. Transforming from Hierarchy to Networks to Empower Armed Groups 3. Transforming Intelligence Collection for Irregular War 4. Transforming Intelligence Analysis for Irregular War 5. Transforming Covert Paramilitary Operations for Irregular War 6. Task Force 714 and the Sources of Transformation Epilogue: More Irregular War and the Challenge of Revisionist State PowersNotesIndexAbout the Author