Damien Van Puyvelde
@DamienVanP
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Head, Intelligence & Security Research Group @ISGA_Hague • Research fellow @IRSEM1 • https://t.co/8ui0dJeT4l
The Hague
Joined August 2011
My book on "The DGSE" is now available for pre-order through Georgetown University Press: https://t.co/SplFcYyNWC
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Received a nice surprise in the post today, the amazing new @georgetownup volume on Covert Action edited by the dream team of Magda Long, Genevive Lester, @markstout, @RoryCormac and @DamienVanP. Stellar contributors, although Chp 9 seems suspect 😉
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We are seeking active researchers who can connect the study of intelligence & security to broader scholarly and policy debates, and who are eager to contribute to our expanding teaching and research programmes in The Hague. 📅 Deadline: 30 September 2025
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🚨 We’re hiring! Due to the continuous growth of our programmes, the Intelligence and Security research group at ISGA Leiden University is looking for a new Assistant Professor in Intelligence and Security. https://t.co/DYWOnAfjEu
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New piece out with colleagues @QJalabert & Tom Maguire (@ISGA_Hague)
Paris is publicly pointing the finger — and it’s aimed at Moscow.
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📢Issuing today the call for papers & award nominations for the Israeli Intelligence Studies Conference 2025! 🗓️ October 28-29, 2025 🌎 @HebrewU, Jerusalem 📩 Submission deadline: July 31, 2025
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As the arsenal of cyber capabilities grows in complexity and volume, the number of potential new vulnerabilities available to exploit increases. @DamienVanP & @AfterWestphalia explore these threats and how we protect against them in the 2nd edition of 'Cybersecurity' –OUT NOW
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This open access article from @DamienVanP and Fernando Tabárez Rienzi argues that Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) may not be as revolutionary as some might think... 📖👉 Read more here: https://t.co/axPzRMdr6k
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Many thanks to @NWONieuws for funding this research. One more article in the pipeline on OSINT and contemporary warfare
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- We make a distinction between OSINT, OSINF, and OSINV - Trace the development of OSINT as a community of practice - Argue against the establishment of a dedicated government agency - Explore the implications of OSINT's rise on public understanding of security today
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🚨New open access article published on "The Rise of Open-Source Intelligence"
cambridge.org
The rise of open-source intelligence - Volume 10 Issue 4
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