Case Studies other than Decision-Forcing Cases

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A decision-forcing case is, among many other things, a species of the larger genus of "case studies."  The entries encompassed by this sub-forum describe some of the other members of the latter category.

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Preparing for Terror Attacks:  The Case for the Case Method, which was published in 2013 in the Norwegian journal Pacem, tells two tales.  The first is a discussion of the way that police departments might use reference case studies to prepare for terrorist attacks.  The second is a comparison between  reference case studies and conventional military-style doctrine.

The article can be found here:

PACEM-nr-1-2-2013-9-preparing_for_terror_attacks_the_case_for_the_case_method.pdf

It is also available on the website of Pacem.

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The attached PDF file is a short pamphlet about retrospective case studies.

Retrospective_Cases_2022.pdf