Classical terminology in intelligence thinking has long described the concept of "containment" as almost entirely an external action. A threat structure is identified, rings are woven around it, its room for maneuver is narrowed, and ultimately, that structure is forced to either disintegrate or be brought under control through externally applied pressure. This approach has been functional for decades; however, it is increasingly reaching its li…
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Classical terminology in intelligence thinking has long described the concept of "containment" as almost entirely an external action. A threat structure is identified, rings are woven around it, its room for maneuver is narrowed, and ultimately, that structure is forced to either disintegrate or be brought under control through externally applied pressure. This approach has been functional for decades; however, it is increasingly reaching its li…