Deputy Director of National Intelligence, Susan Gordon, delivered keynote remarks at last week’s Intelligence Studies Project spring symposium: “Intelligence in Transition.” In a follow-up article for the Washington Post, national security reporter and fellow symposium participant, Ellen Nakashima, quoted Gordon’s…
Read ISP’s Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Kiril Avramov’s, article in Small World Journal on “The Advent of the “Digital Mercenaries.”
AUSTIN, Texas – Nicholas “Nick” Rasmussen, the former Director of the National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), and Dr. Michele Malvesti, a scholar and former White House counterterrorism advisor, will teach and advise students at the University of Texas-Austin. Rasmussen and Malvesti…
Visit the Clements Center’s Internship and Fellowship Database for more student opportunities in Intelligence and National Security.
Kiril Avramov, ISP’s Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, published “Victory at Any Price: The Drive of Private Intelligence Operators in Pursuit of Enhanced HUMINT Capabilities” an article featured in December 2018’s Issue 2 of the Journal of European and American Intelligence Journal.
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