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The Global Information Intelligence Network (GIIN)

At the heart of our operations is the Global Information Intelligence Network (GIIN), a dynamic platform that connects specialists from diverse disciplines across 193 nations. By leveraging the unique reasoning forms and insights of these experts, we create a rich tapestry of information and intelligence that fuels our research and analysis.

A Commitment to Global Intelligence and Democracy

The CGSII is deeply committed to the principles of global intelligence and democratic governance. We believe that by optimizing the use of information and intelligence, we can effectively tackle the complex problems facing our world today. Our Global Intelligence Society (GIS) serves as the policy extension of the CGSII, working to translate our research into actionable solutions..

 “a site sponsored by the
              Center for Global Studies
               International Interdisciplinary
                (PA corporation 2831602)
                   founder RLM 1999
                     and the
               Global Intelligence Society
                 (policy extension of the CGSII)
                    founder RLM 2010”

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Sharing Knowledge and Fostering Democracy

The CGSII-GIIN plays a crucial role in promoting global understanding and cooperation. We share non-classified information and intelligence with at least four representative democracies in Africa, Asia, the Americas, and Europe, fostering dialogue and collaboration across borders.

Our Vision for a Better World

We envision a world where democracy thrives and citizens have the power to shape their own destinies. We believe that increased democratization, coupled with strong support for Republican Democracies, is essential for solving global problems. Our key priorities include:

  • Promoting Democratization: We advocate for the implementation of Voter Verification for Whom (VVVfw) systems to ensure that citizens’ votes are accurately recorded and counted.
  • Strengthening Democratic Institutions: We support initiatives to reduce the number of U.S. military bases abroad and allocate those resources to strengthening voting rights, particularly for women and ethnic minorities.