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| − | + | Lynn M. Hansen is a former vice chair of the US [[National Intelligence Council]], and a former assistant director of the [[Arms Contol and Disarmament Agency]].<ref>Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., ''Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge'', National Strategy Information Center, 2002, p.242.</ref> | |
| − | As of 2002, he was an advisor to the [[Arms Control Intelligence Staff]] and the US intelligence community's [[Non-Proliferation Center]].<ref>Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002, p.242.</ref> | + | As of 2002, he was an advisor to the [[Arms Control Intelligence Staff]] and the US intelligence community's [[Non-Proliferation Center]].<ref>Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., ''Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge'', National Strategy Information Center, 2002, p.242.</ref> |
==Sweden== | ==Sweden== | ||
| − | Ola Tunander's ''The Secret War against Sweden'' describes Hansen as a [[CIA]] operative and cites him as accusing Soviet [[Spetznaz]] forces of covert operations against Sweden to neutralize its defences.<ref>Ola Tunander, The Secret War against Sweden, Routledge, 2004, p.232.</ref> Tunander suggests such claims were an attempt to manipulate the Swedish public and armed forces.<ref>Ola Tunander, The Secret War against Sweden, Routledge, 2004, p.294.</ref> | + | Ola Tunander's ''The Secret War against Sweden'' describes Hansen as a [[CIA]] operative and cites him as accusing Soviet [[Spetznaz]] forces of covert operations against Sweden to neutralize its defences.<ref>Ola Tunander, ''[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=cN-ETroO0zEC&pg=RA1-PA294&lpg=RA1-PA294&dq=lynn+m+hansen+cia&source=bl&ots=nj4a9abhXk&sig=wGHv0l_0TjrGWEIFt76wUgLJEow&hl=en&ei=b9t5SrTNIIfz-Qbg4YDUBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3#v=onepage&q=lynn%20m%20hansen%20cia&f=false The Secret War against Sweden]'', Routledge, 2004, p.232.</ref> Tunander suggests such claims were an attempt to manipulate the Swedish public and armed forces.<ref>Ola Tunander, ''[http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=cN-ETroO0zEC&pg=RA1-PA294&lpg=RA1-PA294&dq=lynn+m+hansen+cia&source=bl&ots=nj4a9abhXk&sig=wGHv0l_0TjrGWEIFt76wUgLJEow&hl=en&ei=b9t5SrTNIIfz-Qbg4YDUBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3#v=onepage&q=lynn%20m%20hansen%20cia&f=false The Secret War against Sweden]'', Routledge, 2004, p.294.</ref> |
==On Iraq== | ==On Iraq== | ||
In his chapter on arms control in the 2002 book ''Strategic Denial and Deception'', Hansen suggested that Iraq had successfully used denial and deception techniques against [[UNSCOM]] weapons inspectors: | In his chapter on arms control in the 2002 book ''Strategic Denial and Deception'', Hansen suggested that Iraq had successfully used denial and deception techniques against [[UNSCOM]] weapons inspectors: | ||
| − | ::Denial and Deception was effective. In the end, the problem of eliminating Iraqi weapons of mass destruction was not resolved. Saddam Hussein remains capable of reconstituting all or any part of his program to acquire such weapons.<ref>Lynn M. Hansen, Arms Control: Denial and Deception, in Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002, pp.173-174.<ref> | + | ::Denial and Deception was effective. In the end, the problem of eliminating Iraqi weapons of mass destruction was not resolved. Saddam Hussein remains capable of reconstituting all or any part of his program to acquire such weapons.<ref>Lynn M. Hansen, Arms Control: Denial and Deception, in Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., ''Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge'', National Strategy Information Center, 2002, pp.173-174.</ref> |
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
===Articles=== | ===Articles=== | ||
| − | ''Arms Control: Focus on Denial and Deception'' in [[Roy Godson]] & [[James J. Wirtz]], eds., ''Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge'', National Strategy Information Center, 2002. | + | ''Arms Control: Focus on Denial and Deception'' in [[Roy Godson]] & [[James J. Wirtz]], eds., ''Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge'', National Strategy Information Center, 2002. Also published under the same title in a special issue of ''[[Trends in Organized Crime]]'' Volume 6, Number 1 / September, 2000, p. 62-72. |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Latest revision as of 08:31, 6 August 2009
Lynn M. Hansen is a former vice chair of the US National Intelligence Council, and a former assistant director of the Arms Contol and Disarmament Agency.[1]
As of 2002, he was an advisor to the Arms Control Intelligence Staff and the US intelligence community's Non-Proliferation Center.[2]
Contents
Sweden
Ola Tunander's The Secret War against Sweden describes Hansen as a CIA operative and cites him as accusing Soviet Spetznaz forces of covert operations against Sweden to neutralize its defences.[3] Tunander suggests such claims were an attempt to manipulate the Swedish public and armed forces.[4]
On Iraq
In his chapter on arms control in the 2002 book Strategic Denial and Deception, Hansen suggested that Iraq had successfully used denial and deception techniques against UNSCOM weapons inspectors:
- Denial and Deception was effective. In the end, the problem of eliminating Iraqi weapons of mass destruction was not resolved. Saddam Hussein remains capable of reconstituting all or any part of his program to acquire such weapons.[5]
Publications
Articles
Arms Control: Focus on Denial and Deception in Roy Godson & James J. Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002. Also published under the same title in a special issue of Trends in Organized Crime Volume 6, Number 1 / September, 2000, p. 62-72.
Notes
- ↑ Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002, p.242.
- ↑ Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002, p.242.
- ↑ Ola Tunander, The Secret War against Sweden, Routledge, 2004, p.232.
- ↑ Ola Tunander, The Secret War against Sweden, Routledge, 2004, p.294.
- ↑ Lynn M. Hansen, Arms Control: Denial and Deception, in Roy Godson & James J Wirtz, eds., Strategic Denial and Deception, The Twenty-First Century Challenge, National Strategy Information Center, 2002, pp.173-174.
