This edited volume describes various analytical techniques used by intelligence analysts who support military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan as members of Iraqi and Afghan intelligence teams to finance Afghan threats to disrupt terrorist and insurgent financing. All stakeholders in Iraq and / or Afghanistan have been deployed, detailed bureaucratic and intellectual challenges in understanding terrorist financing networks and insurgency and then designing operations to attack such networks through conventional military operations and targeting of special forces / non-kinetic seizures.

Operations such as assets freeze or diplomacy. The analytical methods described here benefit from quantitative and qualitative methods, but in language and style are accessible to those who do not have a quantitative background.

All methods are presented through actual case studies (approved by the US government) which are drawn from the experiences of the distinguished analysts during their publication. This book will be the focus of current or aspiring intelligence analysts, security studies students, anti-money laundering specialists in the private sector, and generally those interested in understanding how intelligence analysis feeds on living processes during wartime at a highly tactical level..