Strategic Intelligence and Technology in Cornpetítíon for Intemational Power in the Twenty-First Century
Abstract
Economic and military power depends structurally on the capacity of States to develop scientific and technological platforms that allow them, on the one hand, to generate greater added value to their material production system and, on the other, to obtain a strategic advantage on the battlefield with the most advanced weaponry. From this perspective, it is relevant for the strategic intelligence agencies of the States to generate capabilities to identify the main scientific-technological trends, since these determine the international power structure. Thus, strategic intelligence plays a decisive role in the formulation of the foreign policy of the States, as a tool for the direction of the Grand Strategy of the powers in the 21st century.
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