Bibliography and assessment of key intelligence scholarship: Part 4 (2003 – 2006).
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Abstract
In order to understand competitive intelligence and management from an academic or professional perspective, it is important to recognize its origins and development. By drawing upon various literatures predominantly in competitive intelligence, management, marketing, policy, and strategy, it has been possible to create a wide-ranging bibliography. Feedback relating to the three previous installments of this on-going and developing effort, has been incorporated to improve this compilation. This included the utilization of several new data sources, the inclusion of a broader range of keywords and the addition of a new category of publications called Theses and Dissertations. To this was added the application of straightforward bibliometric analysis, to further enhance its value.