41. M.A. In Security Studies Program | School Of Foreign Service | Georgetown Univer This course analyzes the role of Congress in us national security policy. SYLLABus; SEST522 intelligence and national security Policymaking http://ssp.georgetown.edu/us.html

Concentration in U.S. National Security Policy The concentration in U.S. National Security Policy provides students with the conceptual and substantive background necessary to identify and analyze national security issues and the policy options for dealing with them. The issues are those that confront the United States as it seeks to secure its interests in a globalizing world. They include: competing definitions of American interests; the challenges the United States confronts in securing its interests; the strategies and force options it should develop and utilize to secure its interests; and the U.S. Government's capacity to make good and timely decisions. Although this concentration looks to the roots of issues and to historical lessons learned, the ultimate focus is on contemporary policy debates against the backdrop of domestic and external developments that give rise to issues and condition choices. This concentration is particularly relevant for students who seek a career in the U.S. State Department, the Defense Department, the intelligence community, Capitol Hill, and with organizations that support the preceding, such as the Congressional Research Service and commercial research establishments. It is relevant as well for those who aspire to positions in think tanks that focus on U.S. foreign and defense policy issues.

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The International Studies Program, Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, West Virginia University Major Menu Curriculum Areas of Interest Africa/Middle East The Americas ... Model UN and Model OAS Areas of Emphasis - Intelligence and National Security Course List Required policy analysis courses (18 hours): Political Science 301 (Introduction to Intelligence Analysis) Political Science 302 (Intelligence Analysis Methods) Political Science 362 (Comparative Foreign Policy) Political Science 365 (Foreign Policy Decision Making) Advanced Foreign Language (two semesters of 300 level language classes) Select 12 hours from the following analytic courses (at least 2 disciplines) Economics 451 (International Economics) Economics 454 (Comparative Economic Systems) Geography 302 (Political Geography) Geography 215 (Population Geography) History 463 (American Diplomacy to 1941) History 464 (American Diplomacy since 1941) Political Science 310 (American Presidency) Political Science 364 (Conduct of American Foreign Relations) Political Science 361 (International Organization) Political Science 368 (Politics of War and Peace) Select 12 hours from the following cross-cultural courses (at least two disciplines) Geography 240 (United States and Canada) Geography 241 (Geography of Europe) Geography 243 (Geography of Africa) Geography 293 (Geography of the Middle East/North Africa) History 209 (Twentieth Century Europe) History 214 (England, 1066 to Present)

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CREDIT: UNITED STATES AIR FORCE RELATED ARTICLES The threats are real and significant, and scientists can make important contributions to protecting their countries, and the people within their borders, from these threats. Science Careers in National SecurityIntroduction ALAN KOTOK MANAGING EDITOR SCIENCE 'S NEXT WAVE 11 MARCH 2005 O ne year ago, on 11 March 2004, the world got yet another reminder of international terrorism’s reach, as a series of ten explosions ripped through several of Madrid’s commuter rail stations, killing 191 and wounding more than 1800 others. This tragedy, along with similar events experienced throughout the world, provide compelling testimony that civilized societies need to marshal all of their resources, including their scientific and technical expertise, to protect themselves against further attacks. Because international terrorists have made it clear they plan to use every possible weapon against their chosen enemies, nations’ military and intelligence authorities are now more eager than ever to enlist the talents of scientists and engineers to counter these threats. This week, Science's Next Wave looks into developing opportunities for scientists and engineers to find meaningful work in the national security field. We will focus, especially, on careers spent protecting ordinary people against non-conventional weaponsterror bombings, biological and chemical agents, and attacks on computer and telecommunications networks.

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56. Craig Eisendrath: National Insecurity national Insecurity. us intelligence After the Cold War The End of Secrecyus national security and the New Openness Movement – Kate Doyle http://www.temple.edu/tempress/titles/1447_reg.html

Practical solutions for the reform of national security operations Buy this book! View Cart Check Out National Insecurity U.S. Intelligence After the Cold War A Project of the Center for International Policy edited by Craig Eisendrath, foreword by Tom Harkin cloth 1-56639-744-8 $41.50, Dec 99, Available paper 1-56639-848-7 $24.95, Aug 00, Available 296 pp 6x9 1 table "The distinguished contributors to this book present a wide range of perspectives from which to assess our intelligence system. Their decades of public service command tremendous respect. Their views break new ground and demand the attention of the White House and of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. This book should be required reading by all congressional committees concerned with intelligence policy, surveillance, and appropriations, and by all Americans." Senator Tom Harkin , from the Foreword The Cold War has been over for ten years and no country threatens this nation's existence, yet, we still spend billions of dollars on covert action and espionage. Even during the Cold War, when intelligence was seen as a matter of life and death, our system served us badly. It provided unreliable information (leading, among other things, to a grossly inflated military budget) as it supported corrupt regimes around the world, promoted the drug trade, and repeatedly violated foreign and domestic laws. And worse, protected by a shroud of secrecy, it paid no price for its mistakes. Instead, it grew larger and more insulated every year.

57. Titan - National Security Focus Titan is focusing R D on unique national security priorities. us Army s ProphetBlock I a mobile signals intelligence system that is operating in http://www.titan.com/about/national.html?select=2

58. IRAQ SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE why General intelligence headquarters was targeted in June 1993 by us cruise Also referred to as alMaktab al-Amn al-Qawmi (The national security http://meria.idc.ac.il/journal/2002/issue3/jv6n3a1.html

Volume 6, No. 3 - September 2002 For our response to the British government plagiarizing this article, click here. To receive a free subscription to MERIA Journal gloria@idc.ac.il IRAQ'S SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE NETWORK: A GUIDE AND ANALYSIS By Ibrahim al-Marashi Ensuring the survival of President Saddam Hussein are five primary agencies that make up the Iraqi security apparatus: Special Security, General Security, General Intelligence, Military Intelligence and Military Security. In addition to preventing coups and protecting Saddam, these agencies, whose duties largely overlap, maintain internal domestic security and conduct foreign operations. These intelligence agencies along with the Ba’th Party organizations and select units of the military form Saddam’s security network, permeating every aspect of Iraqi life and ensuring his total control over the state. Iraq’s security apparatus, commonly referred to as the Mukhabarat, is one of the main instruments of state control for Saddam’s regime and has been instrumental in its survival despite two costly wars plus numerous internal insurrections, coup attempts and crippling international sanctions. Al-Mukhabarat al-’Iraqiyya (The Iraqi Mukhabarat) rather than a monolithic unit is a vast, complex labyrinth of security organizations with their own intelligence and military units pervading all layers of Iraqi society. The number and size of these agencies have grown dramatically since the Ba’th party takeover of Iraq in 1968. The five main agencies are the

59. Pearl Harbor Revisited: U.S. Navy Communications Intelligence, 1924-1941 Pearl Harbor Revisited us Navy Communications intelligence, 19241941, byFrederick D. Parker (national security Agerncy, Center for Cryptologic History) http://www.history.navy.mil/books/comint/

Naval Historical Center home page NHC Search Engine DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY NAVAL HISTORICAL CENTER 805 KIDDER BREESE SE WASHINGTON DC 20374-5060 UNITED STATES CRYPTOLOGIC HISTORY Pearl Harbor Revisited: United States Navy Communications Intelligence Frederick D. Parker CENTER FOR CRYPTOLOGIC HISTORY NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY Table of Contents Introduction Earliest Efforts Role of ONI Early War Plans ... Abbreviations The Naval Historical Center gratefully acknowledges the cooperation of the National Security Agency's Public Affairs Office in allowing this publication to be placed on the internet. The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of the Naval Historical Center. 22 June 2001

60. U.S. Government News / Press Release Gateway - FCIC National Contact Center The us Government News/Press Release Portal provides a gateway to news andpressrelease national Geospatialintelligence Agency national security http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/call/pressreleases.htm

U.S. Government News/Press Release Websites This page provides a gateway to news and press release websites throughout the U.S. Government. Executive: Cabinet Agencies Independent Agencies The White House Office of Management and Budget ... Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Congress: U.S. Senate U.S. House of Representatives Library of Congress Government Printing Office (GPO) ... Congressional Budget Office Judicial: Supreme Court U.S. Federal Courts United States Sentencing Commission The Federal Court Locator (links to Federal Courts of Appeal and District Courts maintained by Villanova University School of Law.) Cabinet Agencies: Department of Agriculture Agricultural Marketing Service Agricultural Research Service Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service ... National Guard DoD Unified Commands U.S. European Command U.S. Pacific Command U.S. Joint Forces Command U.S. Southern Command ... U.S. Transportation Command Defense Agencies Ballistic Missile Defense Organization Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Defense Commissary Agency Defense Contract Audit Agency ... National Security Agency/Central Security Service DoD Field Activities American Forces Information Service Defense Prisoner of War/Missing Personnel Office Defense Civilian Personnel Management Service Department of Defense Education Activity ... Office of Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics

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