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Biography
Kevin G. Coleman, a Kellogg Executive Scholar, is one of the premier strategic thinkers in Unconventional Warfare, Risk Management and Security issues found anywhere in the world today. He has the unique ability to take highly complex and highly technical risk management issues and translate them into universally understandable business issues in a straight-forward manner. He is on the Science and Technology Advisory Panel for Johns Hopkins University - Applied Physics Lab, the Strategic Advisory board for the Limbaugh Entrepreneurial Center at the University of Pittsburgh and is a Senior Fellow with the Technolytics Institute and the Intelomics Center for Global Intelligence. He is also a regular author for Eye Spy Magazine and Directions Magazine covering intelligence and technology for Homeland Security.

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Session SP35:
Deployment of Pseudo-Terrorists and Unrestricted Warfare
February 20, 15:00 - 15:45 Abstract:
The characteristics of conflict have changed as society and technology has evolved. We now are faced with the concept of Unrestricted Warfare (URW). This method of conflict is characterizes by unique features that differ from more tradition conflicts. In this speech, we will present these unique features that will challenge the global intelligence community.