The Horizon Audiofiles - Ep 077 - Learning From The Ground Up Inductive Analysis In Security Cooper

U.S. security cooperation analysis relies heavily on deductive
frameworks such as PMESII-PT and DOTMLPF-P to impose structure
and comparability across complex operational environments. While
these models offer analytic discipline, they often embed linear
assumptions that distort political and social realities in
fragile or contested settings. However, effectiveness in security
cooperation depends less on deductive coherence than on inductive
adaptability. Deductive tools remain valuable, but only when
subordinated to inductive insight. Rebalancing operational
analysis toward induction improves adaptability, reduces analytic
bias, and supports more durable security outcomes.


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