Episode 36: Milo Jones: What can investors learn from intelligence agencies’ failures?

 

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Milo Jones is a Visiting Research Fellow at the Changing Character of War Centre, Pembroke College, Oxford, and a Senior Adviser for Geopolitics and Technology at Arcano Partners in Madrid. Milo also teaches Geopolitics and intelligence-related courses in the MBA programs of IE Business School in Madrid and Imperial College London. Milo started his career by serving as an officer in the US Marine Corps, and since then has worked in finance in NY, as a consultant in London, and beyond. In 2013 Stanford University Press published a book based on his Ph.D. dissertation, Constructing Cassandra: Reframing Intelligence Failure at the CIA, 1947-2001.

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We talk about Milo’s eight years in the Marine Corps, the study of intelligence agencies’ failures that come from the failure of imagination. Milo discusses his work reframing those failures. Milo emphasizes the importance of the quality of questions and diversity in analyzing complex problems. We talk about the big-picture geopolitical situation and so much more.

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