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Human Stabilization Operations (Hso)Final27 July2009
1. Human Stabilization Operations (HSO) Standing up a culture through its natural social network dynamics to withstand military intervention and empower it to extinguish its “bad ideas” like terrorism
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4. Missing Link in Stabilization: Human Social Networks – PIE Power Infrastructure Empower Social Infrastructure Empower, Enable, Equip & Evolve Physical Infrastructure Nation Building Power – Physical Security
5. Improving Counter-Insurgency Clear Hold Build I Empower Enable Equip Evolve AF-PAK Human Stabilization Operations Virtuous Cycles T-COIN Total Counter Insurgency Fear Disable Forbid Destroy Insurgent Vicious Cycles
6. Learning Systems –Supply Chains of Ideas Human Stabilization Operations Non-Trivial Ideas –System Rules Grand Narratives – Stories that Transform Innovation Brief - Two Page What & How Animation/Comics – Abstract - Ideas in Play AF-PAK People-to-People Empowerment Program solutions: Technology, Media Training Modules Intervention Participants Outcomes Check Assumptions
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8. Interactive Social/ Cultural environment Native/Local Social Networks Training, Active Interventions, Focus Group Evaluation 1 Change Agents (Westernf-Pak) in the field Training, Metrics & “Middle-Out” Learning Corporate Culture 3 Hu Stabilization Operations: Improving Collective IQ Mobilize/Integrate DoD, Civil and NGO/People Resources, Rapid Prototyping, Policy, Training 4 US Military Organizational Leadership - Top Level/Middle Level Training, Policy, Overcoming Strategic Incoherence Corporate Culture Understanding & Change in Dynamic Human Systems External Environmental Factors: Terrorist, Insurgents, Media, Institutional Self Interest Porous Boundary– free exchange of information and influence
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10. Executive Summary Human Stabilization Operations Model focuses on Re/Orientation in Patterns of Conflict (OODA Loop)
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23. Part II Statement of Work “ If we’re going to win, we have to fight this war differently,” Brig. Gen. John Nicholson, a commander in southern Afghanistan, Washington Post March 15, 2009
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41. Part III Ideas Underlying Human Stabilization Operations Only Networks can Overcome Networks
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51. Contact Information: Lowell F. Christy Jr. Ph.D. Cultural Strategies Institute 14915 Berryville Road Seneca, Maryland 20874-3501 USA 301 869-9098 Cell 301 529-0474 [email_address] Cultural Strategies Institute (CSI) Dedicated to Social and Cultural Transformation