KCSI is a diverse group of leading intelligence scholars & practitioners working together to better understand the evolving global security landscape.
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King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Are you considering applying to the International Security and Intelligence programme? We’re having a virtual ‘open day’ on 13 January at 2000 hrs GMT / 1500 EST to tell you more about this course and answer your questions! Sign up here: thecsi.org.uk/isi-2025-open-…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
We look forward to hearing more about the book from Sophie at a formal award ceremony hosted by @kclintelligence at @warstudies @KingsCollegeLon on 20th January 2025. More details and an Eventbrite registration link for the January award ceremony to follow. Watch this space 👀
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Delighted to announce @sophie_duroy as winner of the 2024 Polly Corrigan Book Prize for her deeply researched, cogently argued & very timely work, 'The Regulation of Intelligence Activities under International Law' (Elgar Publishing, 2023). Many congratulations Sophie 🎉
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
A pleasure to join @august_cole on @RUSI_org podcast to discuss what developments surprised me & what I'm reading & listening to (spoiler: shout out to @gordoncorera @mccloskeybooks @Mpolymer @SpycraftEnt @SecretsAndSpies). @ISICambridge @kclintelligence @warstudies @KCLSecurity
🎙In the latest #RUSIJournalRadio episode, @august_cole and @GioeINT reflect on the tumultuous events of 2024. They discuss the books, films and exhibitions that have helped make sense of the year's key defence and security developments, and share their insights on what the future might hold in 2025: rusi.org/podcasts/rusi-journ…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Wonderful for Spying in South Asia cambridge.org/9781108843676 to feature on books page of @htTweets & in such exalted company. Reading The Golden Road now & what a book! Thank you @utterflea 🙏 @DalrympleWill @CambridgeUP @kclintelligence
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
The Cambridge Security Initiative has launched a shorter 2 week academic program designed for professionals working in the intel and security space. We call it ISI-PRO. Apply here: thecsi.org.uk/isi-pro/ PLEASE retweet! @ISICambridge @77_msg @kclintelligence @dRichterova
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
#WTJ teaser: Ch1 explores Prague's revolutionary politics in #1960s, including 🇨🇿 training African guerillas in #sabotage #guerillawarfare; serving as a lifeline to #Castro's program designed to train LA revolutionaries & 'unwittingly' hosting #CheGuevara.
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
The first copies of #WatchingtheJackals are in hand. Many 🙏 to @Georgetown_UP for their trust & support.
Over the next few months, I’ll be sharing sneak peeks & tidbits from the book—stay tuned! 🐺📚
Official release: 2 Jan '25; available for pre-order now.
@kclintelligence
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Does Open Source #Intelligence (#OSINT) still mean what we think it means? My friend Joe Hatfield and I chatted with @JanesINTEL about whether the term OSINT makes sense. @kclintelligence @warstudies @KCLSecurity @ISICambridge
janes.com/osint-insights/int…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Huge thanks to the incredible John Sipher for speaking to a packed house of @kclintelligence students today on the US, Russia, & intelligence challenges in the world of Putin and Trump. John gave our students plenty to think about. @warstudies @KCLSecurity
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Great talk tonight by @lucatrenta to @kclintelligence on Luca’s important new book ‘The President’s Kill List’. Has there been a more important time to discuss the normalisation of state sponsored assassination? @warstudies @DSD_Kings @KCLSecurity @EdinburghUP
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
I wrote this for @ForeignPolicy 8 yrs ago when #Trump was first elected. Will US #Intelligence officers resign? I don't think so for the same reasons then as now @KCLSecurity @GenMhayden @mvhaydencenter @kclintelligence @warstudies @john_sipher @Mpolymer
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King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Publication alert about the critical role of the humanities in combating #disinformation in the @RUSI_org journal. With @Marina_Miron and Robin Brinkworth. Give it a peek! @kclintelligence @warstudies @KCLSecurity @Cambridge_CSi @BritishAcademy_
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King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Now available as open access here: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Last chance to register for: Spying in South Asia - Recovering India’s Secret Cold War with @paul_mcgarr and @CamIntelligence
Fri 1st Nov, 5:30pm
To reg, email [email protected]
More info: bit.ly/4f3oX8e
Only a few days until: Spying in South Asia - Recovering India’s Secret Cold War with @paul_mcgarr and @CamIntelligence
Fri 1st Nov, 5:30pm
To reg, email [email protected]
More info: bit.ly/4f3oX8e
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Only a few days until: Spying in South Asia - Recovering India’s Secret Cold War with @paul_mcgarr and @CamIntelligence
Fri 1st Nov, 5:30pm
To reg, email [email protected]
More info: bit.ly/4f3oX8e
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Greatly looking forward to speaking later this week to the Cambridge Intelligence Seminar about Spying in South Asia cambridge.org/9781108843676. Given recent events, it seems especially apt to discuss intelligence history & practice in the subcontinent. @kclintelligence @warstudies
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
It's always so fascinating to see how much the #intelligence profession has grown over the years
Thank you Sir David Omand and @kclintelligence for this piece of nostalgia.
Read here: kcsi.uk/kcsi-insights/in-pra…
Read the latest #KCSIInsights by Sir David Omand who writes on the creation of #KCSI by exploring the evolution of #intelligence studies that have transformed from deep secrecy to an established academic discipline. @warstudies
kcsi.uk/kcsi-insights/in-pra…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
If you’re in London, please consider attending the event on Monday. It is an excellent opportunity to meet and interact with some of the best minds working on intelligence.
Come and join us for the #KCSI Special Event.
We're hosting the #KjetilHatlebrekke Prize winners, Olga Bertelsen and Dheeraj Paramesha-Chaya (@pc_dheeraj). @warstudies
📅21 October 2024, 18:30
📌KCL, Strand, London (in person)
kcsi.uk/events/kjetil-hatleb…
King's Centre for the Study of Intelligence (KCSI) retweeted
Great book and lots of involvement from @kclintelligence staff and affiliates.