In what ways is a non-state actor different from a nation-state

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Question 1: In what ways is a non-state actor different from a nation-state? Please be specific and give examples of each to support your argument. Question 2:Why has the Intelligence Community had to adapt with the end of the Cold War and the emergence of more and more non-traditional threats to our national security? Please discuss the differences between how the Intelligence Community addressed traditional threats and how we have to approach the problem today with the addition of the non-traditional threat problem set. Are there any similarities?


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