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ISP Director Steve Slick recently published U.S. Intelligence Should Embrace Sasse’s Solarium Commission in War on the Rocks. 

ISP Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Kiril Avramov has assembled a reading list for graduate students interested in the topics of Propaganda and Influence and Disinformation and Information Warfare. 

The Intelligence Studies Director Steve Slick recently reviewed Loch Johnson’s “Spy Watching: Intelligence Accountability in the United States” in an article published by Lawfare. 

ISP Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Dr. Kiril Avramov, was recently interviewed by Canadian Global News for their article Expendables: How shadowy mercenaries cash in on Russia’s wars. 

The Intelligence Studies Project’s Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Dr. Kiril Avramov was recently featured in Polygraph’s article Russian Journalists Murdered in Africa – What Russia Does Not Say. 

During the 2018 fall semester, the Intelligence Studies Project and the LBJ School of Public Affairs will offer graduate students the opportunity to learn about the history and modern practice of strategic communications with a focus on how governments use information campaigns to shape foreign perceptions of national security issues. The…

The 2018 Texas Intelligence Academy welcomed its inaugural class this Sunday, May 20 in Washington D.C. 

UT-Austin’s Intelligence Studies Project is seeking an energetic and well organized student to assist with ongoing research into aspects of Russian propaganda and information operations.

ISP Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Kiril Avramov’s article Expanding global footprint: Russia builds on Syria experiments in Central Africa was recently published in The Defense Post.  

UT-Austin Plan II and Finance major Macy Huang presented her senior thesis “Bridging the Gap Between Silicon Valley and the Capital Beltway: Lessons Learned from the U.S. Government’s Venture Capital and Startup Engagements in Intelligence and Defense” at the Strauss Center on May 4, 2018.