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New page: '''Dr Dave Sloggett''' is a British expert in information operations, intelligence and counterinsurgency who has held a number of roles in academia, the Ministry of Defence and the pri...

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'''Dr Dave Sloggett''' is a British expert in information operations, intelligence and counterinsurgency who has held a number of roles in academia, the [[Ministry of Defence]] and the private sector.

==Affiliations==

*UK [[MoD]]
*[[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] - Described as "Adjunct Professor" <ref>"[http://www.mind-books.com/authors8211.html Authors]", Journal of Information Warfare website, accessed April 26 2010</ref>
*[[Centre for Defence Studies]], Department of War, [[King's College]] London - Senior Research Associate and Visiting Professor
*[[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]] - Senior Intelligence Analyst <ref>"[http://www.dryadmaritime.com/New/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=23&Itemid=36 About Us]", Dryad Maritime Intelligence Services, accessed April 26 2010</ref>
*[[International Institute for Strategic Studies]]
*[[LogicaCMG]] - Defence Strategy Director
*[[Operational Intelligence Support Group]] - Is said to have 'led the development' of this "all source intelligence fusion cell" which is deployed by the MOD to assist NATO-ISAF in Afghanistan <ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>
*[[Oxford Intelligence Group]]
*[[Royal United Services Institute]] - Is a member and occasional speaker and contributer of articles

==Notes==
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	:He has been asked to give a keynote address at Fleet Headquarters in September 2007 at a dinner where he has been asked to cover the history of naval intelligence. He has also been asked to address the Police National CBRN Conference in October 2007 giving perspectives on suicide terrorism and its history. In October he will be giving one of the keynote addresses at the i2 Defence Conference in London and he will run a series of COIN Workshops in the course of the Conference. In December [2007] he will address the British International Studies Symposium at the University of Cambridge."<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>		:He has been asked to give a keynote address at Fleet Headquarters in September 2007 at a dinner where he has been asked to cover the history of naval intelligence. He has also been asked to address the Police National CBRN Conference in October 2007 giving perspectives on suicide terrorism and its history. In October he will be giving one of the keynote addresses at the i2 Defence Conference in London and he will run a series of COIN Workshops in the course of the Conference. In December [2007] he will address the British International Studies Symposium at the University of Cambridge."<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>

−	The biography also notes Sloggett's work within the military, noting that between 2005 and 2007 he "led the development of the [[Operational Intelligence Support Group]] [OISG], an all source intelligence fusion cell - which is now deployed into theatre - and led the research effort analysing the weaknesses in the current Information and Intelligence [I2] environment for the UK MoD. His specialised areas of research include socio-cultural, ethnic and anthropological analysis of societies whose population are the backdrop to current military operations. He travels widely in operational theatres to gain insights from current operations on the ground and has recently been in Iraq in Basra and Baghdad".<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The [[Operationaion Intelligence Support Group]] was depoloyed in Afghanistan to aid NATO forces in 2006<ref>MOD (2006), "[http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/0B26A22B-F4F2-4201-B9F8-91520EAD68FA/0/modannual_report_0506_futurecap.pdf Annual Report and Accounts 2005-2006]", accessed April 29 2010</ref> and provides intelligence "reach back" capacity to military operations.<ref>Remilillar, Major L. H. (2008), "[http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1975190/posts The "All-Source" Way of Doing Business - The Evolution of Intelligence in Modern Military Operations]", Canadian Military Journal, accessed April 29 2010</ref>This shows the active role which Sloggett plays in the current counterinsurgency work of the UK Military, placing him firmly within the group of military intillectuals leading development in [[counterinsurgency]], influence operations and [[Strategic ~~Communication~~]].	+	The biography also notes Sloggett's work within the military, noting that between 2005 and 2007 he "led the development of the [[Operational Intelligence Support Group]] [OISG], an all source intelligence fusion cell - which is now deployed into theatre - and led the research effort analysing the weaknesses in the current Information and Intelligence [I2] environment for the UK MoD. His specialised areas of research include socio-cultural, ethnic and anthropological analysis of societies whose population are the backdrop to current military operations. He travels widely in operational theatres to gain insights from current operations on the ground and has recently been in Iraq in Basra and Baghdad".<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The [[Operationaion Intelligence Support Group]] was depoloyed in Afghanistan to aid NATO forces in 2006<ref>MOD (2006), "[http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/0B26A22B-F4F2-4201-B9F8-91520EAD68FA/0/modannual_report_0506_futurecap.pdf Annual Report and Accounts 2005-2006]", accessed April 29 2010</ref> and provides intelligence "reach back" capacity to military operations.<ref>Remilillar, Major L. H. (2008), "[http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1975190/posts The "All-Source" Way of Doing Business - The Evolution of Intelligence in Modern Military Operations]", Canadian Military Journal, accessed April 29 2010</ref>This shows the active role which Sloggett plays in the current counterinsurgency work of the UK Military, placing him firmly within the group of military intillectuals leading development in [[counterinsurgency]], influence operations and [[Strategic communication]].

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 :regularly asked to speak on matters related to intelligence collection and analysis in the context of contemporary military operations and has addressed the [[RUSI]] C4ISTAR Conference giving two speeches in the last two years [2005-2007] on these matters. In September 2006 he was invited to give a keynote address to a conference of leading international bankers in Lisbon on the future direction of terrorism in Europe in the 21st century. He also gave a speech on his work at the RUSI Suicide Terrorism workshop in December 2006 and has been asked to follow-up on this on several occasions recently including a presentation at the Royal College of Defence Studies [RCDS] and gave the keynote address at the MoD Police National Conference in March 2007 on the causes of Islamic extremism. In April 2007 he addressed the Royal Aeronautical Society Annual Conference on the Role of Space in War and also presented on the role of open source material in intelligence analysis in South Korea. This work has recently been accepted for publication by RUSI.
-He has been asked to give a keynote address at Fleet Headquarters in September 2007 at a dinner where he has been asked to cover the history of naval intelligence. He has also been asked to address the Police National CBRN Conference in October 2007 giving perspectives on suicide terrorism and its history. In October he will be giving one of the keynote addresses at the i2 Defence Conference in London and he will run a series of COIN Workshops in the course of the Conference. In December [2007] he will address the British International Studies Symposium at the University of Cambridge."<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>
+:He has been asked to give a keynote address at Fleet Headquarters in September 2007 at a dinner where he has been asked to cover the history of naval intelligence. He has also been asked to address the Police National CBRN Conference in October 2007 giving perspectives on suicide terrorism and its history. In October he will be giving one of the keynote addresses at the i2 Defence Conference in London and he will run a series of COIN Workshops in the course of the Conference. In December [2007] he will address the British International Studies Symposium at the University of Cambridge."<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>
 The biography also notes Sloggett's work within the military, noting that between 2005 and 2007 he "led the development of the [[Operational Intelligence Support Group]] [OISG], an all source intelligence fusion cell - which is now deployed into theatre - and led the research effort analysing the weaknesses in the current Information and Intelligence [I2] environment for the UK MoD. His specialised areas of research include socio-cultural, ethnic and anthropological analysis of societies whose population are the backdrop to current military operations. He travels widely in operational theatres to gain insights from current operations on the ground and has recently been in Iraq in Basra and Baghdad".<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The [[Operationaion Intelligence Support Group]] was depoloyed in Afghanistan to aid NATO forces in 2006<ref>MOD (2006), "[http://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/0B26A22B-F4F2-4201-B9F8-91520EAD68FA/0/modannual_report_0506_futurecap.pdf Annual Report and Accounts 2005-2006]", accessed April 29 2010</ref> and provides intelligence "reach back" capacity to military operations.<ref>Remilillar, Major L. H. (2008), "[http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1975190/posts The "All-Source" Way of Doing Business - The Evolution of Intelligence in Modern Military Operations]", Canadian Military Journal, accessed April 29 2010</ref>This shows the active role which Sloggett plays in the current counterinsurgency work of the UK Military, placing him firmly within the group of military intillectuals leading development in [[counterinsurgency]], influence operations and [[Strategic Communication]].

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 '''Dr Dave Sloggett''' is a British expert in information operations, intelligence and counterinsurgency who has held a number of roles in academia, the [[Ministry of Defence]] and the private sector. He is Director of Defence Strategy in the Space and Defence division of [[LogicaCMG]]. Sloggett has published and spoken widely in his field of expertise - particularly on "the role of influence in Counter Insurgency [COIN] operations", with recent focus on Iraq and Afghanistan.<ref>"[http://www.janes.com/events/IndustryBriefings/terroristThreatsUK/speakers.html Jane's Industry Briefings - Terrorist threats to UK assets - Speakers]", Jane's Industry Briefing, accessed April 27 2010</ref> He is also an expert in maritime security, author of ''The Anarchic Sea'' <ref>Sloggett, D. (2010), ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century'', C Hurst & Co.:London</ref> and an employee of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]].
-A biography of Sloggett by the ''International Technology Alliance'' suggests that he is very active on the speaking circuit, stating that he is "regularly asked to speak on matters related to intelligence collection and analysis in the context of contemporary military operations and has addressed the [[RUSI]] C4ISTAR Conference giving two speeches in the last two years [2005-2007] on these matters. In September 2006 he was invited to give a keynote address to a conference of leading international bankers in Lisbon on the future direction of terrorism in Europe in the 21st century. He also gave a speech on his work at the RUSI Suicide Terrorism workshop in December 2006 and has been asked to follow-up on this on several occasions recently including a presentation at the Royal College of Defence Studies [RCDS] and gave the keynote address at the MoD Police National Conference in March 2007 on the causes of Islamic extremism. In April 2007 he addressed the Royal Aeronautical Society Annual Conference on the Role of Space in War and also presented on the role of open source material in intelligence analysis in South Korea. This work has recently been accepted for publication by RUSI.
+A biography of Sloggett by the ''International Technology Alliance'' suggests that he is very active on the speaking circuit, stating that he is
 He has been asked to give a keynote address at Fleet Headquarters in September 2007 at a dinner where he has been asked to cover the history of naval intelligence. He has also been asked to address the Police National CBRN Conference in October 2007 giving perspectives on suicide terrorism and its history. In October he will be giving one of the keynote addresses at the i2 Defence Conference in London and he will run a series of COIN Workshops in the course of the Conference. In December [2007] he will address the British International Studies Symposium at the University of Cambridge."<ref>"[http://www.usukita.org/?q=node/201#sloggett Plenary Speaker's Biographies]", ACITA 2007, accessed April 26 2010</ref>

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 '''Dr Dave Sloggett''' is a British expert in information operations, intelligence and counterinsurgency who has held a number of roles in academia, the [[Ministry of Defence]] and the private sector. He is Director of Defence Strategy in the Space and Defence division of [[LogicaCMG]]. Sloggett has published and spoken widely in his field of expertise - particularly on "the role of influence in Counter Insurgency [COIN] operations", with recent focus on Iraq and Afghanistan.<ref>"[http://www.janes.com/events/IndustryBriefings/terroristThreatsUK/speakers.html Jane's Industry Briefings - Terrorist threats to UK assets - Speakers]", Jane's Industry Briefing, accessed April 27 2010</ref> He is also an expert in maritime security, author of ''The Anarchic Sea'' <ref>Sloggett, D. (2010), ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century'', C Hurst & Co.:London</ref> and an employee of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]].
 [[Image:Dryad Maritime - About Us 1272391155160.png|thumb|right|400px|Screengrab of the bio note of [[Dave Sloggett]] from the website of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]] circa 2008, accessed 4 March 2010]]
 ==List of publications and presentations==
 ===Articles===
-*2005 - ''Decision Superiority in Operations Other than War'', Jane's Defence Weekly<ref>Sloggett, D.(2005),Decision Superiority in Operations Other than War, Jane's Defence Weekly 2005, VOL 42; ISSU 48, pages 17-17</ref>
+*2005 - Sloggett, D.(2005), ''Decision Superiority in Operations Other than War'', Jane's Defence Weekly 2005, VOL 42; ISSU 48, pages 17-17
-*2006 - ''Intelligence-led military operations: The use of intelligence to direct operations has taken on a new importance'', Jane's Defence Weekly<ref>Sloggett, D.(2005), Intelligence-led military operations: The use of intelligence to direct operations has taken on a new importance, Jane's Defence Weekly 2006, VOL 43; ISSU 22, pages 21</ref>
+*2006 - Sloggett, D.(2006), ''Intelligence-led military operations: The use of intelligence to direct operations has taken on a new importance'', Jane's Defence Weekly 2006, VOL 43; ISSU 22, page 21
-*2007 (Spring) - ''Intelligence Support to Contemporary Information Operations'' <ref>"[http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07spring/iosphere_spring07_sloggett.pdf Intelligence Support to Contemporary Information Operations]", IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
+*2007 (Spring) - Sloggett, D.(2007), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07spring/iosphere_spring07_sloggett.pdf ''Intelligence Support to Contemporary Information Operations''], IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010
-*2007 (Summer) - ''A framework for analysing & developing theatre specific information operations'' <ref>"[http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07summer/iosphere_summer07_sloggett.pdf A framework for analysing & developing theatre specific information operations]", IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
+*2007 (Summer) - Sloggett, D.(2007), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07summer/iosphere_summer07_sloggett.pdf ''A framework for analysing & developing theatre specific information operations''], IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
-*2007 - ''Confrontation Through the Media'', The Naval Review<ref>Sloggett, D.(2007), Confrontation Through the Media, The Naval Review, Vol. 95, No. 3, pp232-235</ref>
+*2007 - Sloggett, D.(2007), ''Confrontation Through the Media'', The Naval Review, Vol. 95, No. 3, pp232-235</ref>
-*2007 (Fall) - ''Perspectives on Influence and its Role in Counterinsurgency Operations'' <ref>"[http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07fall/iosphere_fall07_sloggett.pdf Perspectives on Influence and its Role in Counterinsurgency Operations]", IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
+*2007 (Fall) - Sloggett, D.(2007), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07fall/iosphere_fall07_sloggett.pdf ''Perspectives on Influence and its Role in Counterinsurgency Operations''], IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010
-*2007 (Winter) - ''Information Operations: The Challenges of Second Generation Insurgencies''<ref>"Sloggett, D. (2007), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07winter/iosphere_win07_sloggett.pdf Information Operations: The Challenges of Second Generation Insurgencies]", IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
+*2007 (Winter) - Sloggett, D. (2007), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/07winter/iosphere_win07_sloggett.pdf ''Information Operations: The Challenges of Second Generation Insurgencies''], IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010
-*2008 (Summer) - ''Who Paints the Landscape of War at the Start of the Twenty-First Century?''<ref>"Sloggett, D. (2008), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/08summer/iosphere_summer08_sloggett.pdf Who Paints the Landscape of War at the Start of the Twenty-First Century?]", IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
+*2008 (Summer) - Sloggett, D. (2008), [http://www.au.af.mil/info-ops/iosphere/08summer/iosphere_summer08_sloggett.pdf ''Who Paints the Landscape of War at the Start of the Twenty-First Century?''], IO Sphere, Journal, Magazine, accessed April 27 2010
-*2010 - ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century''<ref>Sloggett, D. (2010), ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century'', C Hurst & Co.:London</ref>
+*2010 - Sloggett, D. (2010), ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century'', C Hurst & Co.:London
 ===Presentations===
 *2006 (03/11) - [[Royal United Services Institute]] Understanding Suicide Terrorism Conference - ''The Evolving Thread: Exploring Future Trends''<ref>"[http://www.rusi.org/downloads/assets/Programme_v5.pdf Understanding Suicide Terrorism]", RUSI, accessed April 27 2010</ref>
 ==Affiliations==

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 '''Dr Dave Sloggett''' is a British expert in information operations, intelligence and counterinsurgency who has held a number of roles in academia, the [[Ministry of Defence]] and the private sector. He is Director of Defence Strategy in the Space and Defence division of [[LogicaCMG]]. Sloggett has published and spoken widely in his field of expertise - particularly on "the role of influence in Counter Insurgency [COIN] operations", with recent focus on Iraq and Afghanistan.<ref>"[http://www.janes.com/events/IndustryBriefings/terroristThreatsUK/speakers.html Jane's Industry Briefings - Terrorist threats to UK assets - Speakers]", Jane's Industry Briefing, accessed April 27 2010</ref> He is also an expert in maritime security, author of ''The Anarchic Sea'' <ref>Sloggett, D. (2010), ''The Anarchic Sea: Maritime Security in the Twenty-First Century'', C Hurst & Co.:London</ref> and an employee of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]].
-[[Image:Dryad Maritime - About Us 1272391155160.png|thumb|right|400px|Screengrab of the bio note of [[Dave Sloggett]] from the website of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]] circa 2008, accessed 4 M<arch 2010]]
+[[Image:Dryad Maritime - About Us 1272391155160.png|thumb|right|400px|Screengrab of the bio note of [[Dave Sloggett]] from the website of [[Dryad Maritime Intelligence]] circa 2008, accessed 4 March 2010]]
 ==List of publications and presentations==
 ===Articles===