International Assoc for Intelligence Education
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Professional association founded in 2004 by and for intelligence scholars and instructors to research and teach intelligence studies.
Joined February 2021
A warning from history The five "Cambridge Spies" Thrilled to share below an article I've written on the Cambridge spy network using #MI5 #BritishIntelligence records declassified earlier this month. Britain's search for the five #CambridgeSpies was the most complex and
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A closer look at recently declassified MI5 files on the intelligence failure surrounding the five "Cambrdige spies"
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New article published in the journal Intelligence and National Security titled "The media and ‘Mrs Petrov’: press representations of Australia’s most famous spy" by Melanie Brand, available at:
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Evdokia Petrova is undoubtedly the most famous female spy in Australia’s Cold War history. She was thrust into the spotlight during the 1954 Petrov Affair, when she instantly captured the attention...
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"CIA’s evaluation of analytic quality: can it fortify tradecraft?" New article by Robert Levine & Roger Z. George, in the journal Intelligence and National Security at:
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The CIA Directorate of Analysis (DA) has conducted post-production evaluations of its analytic assessments to measure and improve their quality since the 1980s. This paper will examine those effort...
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A sneak peek for all you fans of spies and spy history! Out May 1, 2025 with @OUPAcademic:
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Call for papers DUE 15 Sep 2024 Submission Deadline iConference 2025 “Living in an AI-gorithmic world” 11-14 Mar 2025 Online Conference 18-22 Mar 2025 Live Conference @ Indiana University Bloomington https://t.co/KVyaDDgxB9
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iConference 2025 will be the 20th annual conference of the international iSchools organization. The virtual academic program will take place 11-14 March 2025 and the onsite academic program will take...
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"Intelligence warning in the Ukraine war, Autumn 2021 – Summer 2022"...by Kristian Gustafson, Dan Lomas, Steven Wagner, Neveen Shaaban Abdalla & Philip H. J. Davies, and published in the journal Intelligence & National Security (open access, free):
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 is a unique case study of the use of warning intelligence. The article shows that whilst Russia’s invasion has sparked a wave of interest on aspects of...
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Open access: Counterintelligence and escalation from hybrid to total war in the Russo-Ukrainian conflict 2014–2024 by Philip H.J. Davies, in the journal Intelligence and National Security, here:
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This article examines certain counterintelligence (CI) aspects of the on-going conflict between Russia and Ukraine since 2014 in terms of key problems in current western CI concepts, doctrine and p...
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Thank you to Mark Stout (@WWIPhD) for presenting his new book World War I & the Foundations of American Intelligence (@Kansas_Press, 2023) in my class on April 5. Thanks also to @IAFIE1 for two copies of the book given as prizes to students who asked the best questions.
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IAFIE’s annual conference is virtual this year from June 5-7! Please join us for a fascinating program: https://t.co/fN64u2Veuu
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Digital archives are an indispensable teaching tool for classes in intelligence studies. One of the assignments in my Intelligence & Global Security class is to research primary sources in digital archives. What other digital archives in English can be added to this list? ⬇️
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In recognition of our many fabulous members around the globe, we have changed our name. We are now the Society for Intelligence History (SIH). Thank you so much for your support and engagement. We look forward to expanded engagement with intel historians worldwide.
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Article published titled: “Learning Lessons: Intelligence, 9/11, and the Failure of Imagination.” Part of a H-Diplo pub on the Future of Intelligence inc. Richard Immerman, Richard Betts, Sarah-Jane Corke, Thomas Fingar, Genevieve Lester, and Amy Zegart
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I published an article w/ @AbebeRorissa on the state of the IntelStudies literature. We analyzed approx. 6k of article citations. To see the results, first 50 are free downloads:
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Intelligence studies scholarship is growing exponentially but is siloed in disciplinary clusters. After reviewing a citation dataset of nearly 6,000 articles on intelligence, we found that article-...
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New issue of IJIC out now! https://t.co/JdOdX3TEQJ
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Volume 39, Issue 2 of International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence
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My latest article on how smaller states use intelligence liaison relationships to influence U.S. policy is out. @Intel_IJIC
https://t.co/g3hJDHtlHa
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Small-state leaders can profit enormously by collaborating with great powers on clandestine intelligence activities. The United States historically has provided billions of dollars in military and ...
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When & how did U.S. intel get the organizational chart of Stalin's SMERSH? #CIA-released doc in August 2023 shows that Soviet intel defector Anatoly Granovsky provided the organizational chart of SMERSH during his interrogation in October 1946. https://t.co/qBY7JzQ7yI
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Thank you, @kloosha for today's super presentation on the CIA and Soviet political jokes. Next up on 12/5 is Jimmy Burns, OBE, on Walter Bell's (CMG & US Medal of Freedom) work with agents of influence & damage limitation over the Cambridge 5 affair.
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Review article titled "The Evolution of African Intelligence Cultures" by R. Gerald Hughes & Martin Plaut and published in the journal Intelligence and National Security, available here:
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Published in Intelligence and National Security (Vol. 39, No. 5, 2024)
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