H-Intel provides a venue for scholarly discussion and collaboration on intelligence. It seeks to unite scholars, practitioners and researchers working in the fields of intelligence history and intelligence studies, covering any area and period from the classical era to today. H-Intel's partner organization is The Intelligence Studies Section (Section Chair, Stephen Marrin) at The International Studies Association. If you're interesting in editing, blogging, or contributing to H-Intel, please contact Stephen.

Below you will find the latest CFP's and Discussions on H-Intel, and the latest announcements for Intelligencne Studies at the bottom of the page.

H-Intel CFP's

Document published by Constant Hijzen on Friday, August 2, 2019

CFP: Legally Immoral Activity:Testing the Limits of Intelligence CollectionFebruary 11-12, 2020at The Citadel, Charleston, South Carolina

citadelcallforpapers.pdf

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Call for paper presentations, workshops/interactive sessions, and posters/exhibits are welcome.  The conference will be held February 11-12, 2020 on the campus of The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina.Deadline for proposals and abstracts must be received by October 15, 2019.Inquires and Submissions should be sent toDr. Jan Goldman, Department of Intelligence and Security StudiesEmail: jgoldma1@citadel.edu

Discussion published by Constant Hijzen on Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Extended deadline CFP: Old wine, new bottles: the transforming discipline of intelligence collection (21 November, The Hague, the Netherlands)

Dear all,

Just sending you this to bring to your attention the extended deadline for the Call for Papers for the international conference on intelligence collection, scheduled for 21 November 2019, in the Hague (the Netherlands). The conference addresses the question whether geopolitical, technological, and societal changes have fundamentelly altered the different intelligence collection disciplines or whether their underlying principles, logic, and activities are essentially the same.

Discussion published by Constant Hijzen on Saturday, July 20, 2019

CFP: Nuclear Studies Research Initiative Conference (December 12-15, Hamburg, Germany, 2019)

Dear all,

Just sending out a Call for Papers for the conference titled 'Rethinking the Nuclear Future: Perspectives from Europe and America'. It is organised by the Nuclear Studies Research Initiative (NSRI), which is housed in the Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs of Johns Hopkins SAIS, and the Institute for Peace Research and Security Research at the University of Hamburg.

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Discussions

Discussion published by Michael Landon-Murray on Friday, July 12, 2019

H-Intel Adds Second Editor

Hi all,

I'm really happy to let the group know that I now have a co-conspirator to help edit and facilitate H-Intel.  Constant Hijzen is an Assistant Professor in Intelligence Studies at Leiden University.  Among other activities, Constant also serves on the editorial board of the journal Intelligence and National Security.  He and I will be co-editors, and you can reach out to both/either of us with questions (c.w.hijzen@fgga.leidenuniv.nl, mlandonm@uccs.edu).  

Discussion published by Christopher Johnson on Monday, June 24, 2019

Table of Contents - The Journal of Intelligence and Cyber Security 2:1 (2019)

On behalf of the Editorial Board, I am delighted to announce the Table of Contents of the second issue of The Journal of Intelligence and Cyber Security. Please find the articles available online in an open-access format at the journal's website, www.academicapress/journals, along with directions for submissions and other information.

Sincerely, Christopher Johnson

Vol 2, No 1 (2019)
Table of Contents

Discussion published by Michael Landon-Murray on Thursday, April 4, 2019

New feature in journal Intelligence and National Security

H-Intel Members:

The journal Intelligence and National Security has announced that it is establishing a new section or feature, in part with the objective of supporting broader engagement with the practitioner community and citizens, and also enabling more timely discussions of contemporary issues in intelligence practice and study (the editors note it can be thought of as something akin to the publication Foreign Affairs, "serious but not fully cited").  The full announcement and description of the initiative ('Perspectives on Intelligence') can be found here:

Discussion published by Michael Landon-Murray on Wednesday, March 6, 2019

Job Opening: Asst Professor of Intelligence and National Security Studies, Coastal Carolina University

Assistant Professor of Intelligence and National Security Studies

Coastal Carolina University, Conway, SC

The College of Humanities and Fine Arts at Coastal Carolina University invites applications for a tenure-track position as Assistant Professor of Intelligence and National Security Studies beginning August 2019.

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Announcements

Discussion published by Mark Stout on Friday, August 16, 2019

Invitation to North American Society for Intelligence History Conference, 20-21 October 2019 at the International Spy Museum in Washington

We are very pleased to announce that registration is now open for the inaugural conference of the North American Society for Intelligence History (NASIH) to be held Sunday-Monday October 20-21 at the International Spy Museum in Washington.  The conference program

Discussion published by Stephen Marrin on Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Special INS Issue: Understanding and Improving Intelligence Analysis by Learning from Other Disciplines

The journal Intelligence and National Security has published a special issue on "Understanding and Improving Intelligence Analysis by Learning from Other Disciplines."

The other disciplines compared to intelligence analysis include: social science, history, policy analysis, medicine, and others.

Authors include: Erik Dahl, Richard Aldrich, Michael Warner, Stephen Coulthart, Patrick Walsh, Aaron Frank, Mark Phythian, Efren Torres, and Jeff Tang.

Abstracts for all articles are copied below, with link to all articles here:

Discussion published by Stephen Marrin on Monday, March 20, 2017

March 23, 2017 - Meeting in Washington DC: Decadal Survey of Social and Behavioral Sciences and Applications to National Security

DECADAL SURVEY OF SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES AND APPLICATIONS TO NATIONAL SECURITY

FIRST COMMITTEE MEETING
MARCH 23-24, 2017

Web Page: http://sites.nationalacademies.org/DBASSE/BBCSS/DBASSE_177475
(Webcast will be posted in this location prior to March 23, 2017)
#SBSDecadalSurvey

Discussion published by E. Baches on Saturday, March 18, 2017

Call for applications. ESSENTIAL PhD Program in Intelligence and National Security and Security Science, 8th of February – 20th of March

”Mihai Viteazul” National Intelligence Academy, accredited as an Institution Organizing Doctoral Studies (IOSUD) through the Order of the Ministry of Education, Scientific Research, Youth and Sport no.

Discussion published by Michael Landon-Murray on Tuesday, February 14, 2017

Please RSVP - Social Meet-Up/ISA: Early Career Scholars Group at the 2017 ISA Annual Conference in Baltimore

Social Meet-Up/ISA: Early Career Scholars Group at the 2017 ISA Annual Conference in Baltimore

The Intelligence Studies Section Early Career Scholars Group (ECSG) will host its inaugural meeting during the afternoon of Thursday, 23 February 2017 at the ISA Annual Convention in Baltimore (12:30 PM - 1:30 PM: Ruth, Hilton Baltimore).  In the spirit of establishing camaraderie and connections among the members of this new group, we invite participants to enjoy a drink that evening. Any and all ISA-ISS members should feel welcome to attend this meet and greet.

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