Unlike the work of intelligence services, that primarily need to be conducted with the tools of secrecy, intelligence studies scholarship benefits from openness, the encouragement of sharing methods, processes, and sources, as well as full transparency in the process of advancing knowledge, discussing results, solving relevant controversies, and transferring that knowledge and best practices to society.
The School of Security and Global Studies at American Public University and American Military University, School of History, Politics and International Relations at the University of Leicester in the UK, and Rey Juan Carlos University in Spain are leading providers of postgraduate intelligence education in their respective countries, each with an outward-looking institutional focus on internationalization and commitment to maximizing the benefits this can bring to their students. Developed in collaboration, IntelHub aims to connect scholars and researchers from intelligence studies, security studies, related academic fields and disciplines, as well as professionals worldwide to share their knowledge and provide an opportunity to build a robust international network for the study of intelligence.
Intelhub Speaker Series Archives
Psychological Stressors and Elevated Risks for Ethical Violations Associated with Double-Life Identities within UC Intelligence Operations
Presented July 27, 2022
Dr. Casey Skvorc
The Threat Posed by Unmanned Aerial, Surface, and Undersea Systems
Presented June 6, 2022
Dr. Terence M. Dorn
Cybers Security Enhancement via Software Defined Pseudo-Random Private IP Address Hopping
Presented May 9, 2022
Dr. Andre Slonopas
The Espionage Dilemma
Presented April 14, 2022
Dr. Kyle Cunliffe
Framing and Studying Military Intelligence
Presented February 24, 2022
Dr. David Strachen-Morris
Israeli National Intelligence Culture - Ambivalences and Paradoxes
Presented January 14, 2022
Itai Shapira
Anglo-European Intelligence Cooperation: Britain in Europe, Europe in Britain
Presented March 6, 2020
Hager Ben Jaffel
Has the Creation of the National Security Council Reduced the Likelihood of Intelligence Failures at the Hands of Executive Consumers in the UK?
Presented December 17, 2019
Celia G. Parker
Where in the World is al-Baghdadi? Finding a Terrorist Leader with Open Source Geospatial Intelligence
Presented October 4, 2019
Stephen Coulthart, Meghann, Maloney, and Reagan Turley
Capitalizing on Competition: Coopetition in a World of State Secrets
Presented September 9, 2019
Daniela Bacheș-Torres
The Fundamentals - The Four Pillars of Intelligence Operations: Data, Tools, People, Processes
Presented August 7, 2019
Erik Kliensmith
Insurgent use of Intelligence
Presented July 3, 2019
Dr. David Strachan-Morris
From CIA to Facebook: The Rise of Intelligence in the Private Sector
Presented May 23, 2019
Efren R. Torres-Baches
Disinformation Wars: What Russian Active Measures Reveal About American Passive Society
Presented April 24, 2019
Matthew Crosston
Disrupt and Deny: British Covert Action and Foreign Policy
Presented April 11, 2019
Rory Cormac
Hostage Negotiation: An International Scenario and Intelligence-Based Approach
Presented February 20, 2019
Dr. Sabrina Magris
Grey Spaces: Commercial OSINT Provision
Presented January 24, 2019.
Robert Munks & Terry Pattar
Intelligence, Biosecurity, and Bioterrorism
Presented November 29, 2018.
Dr. Patrick Walsh, Associate Professor, at the Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security, Charles Sturt University, Australia.
Principled Spying: The Ethics of Secret Intelligence
Presented October 22, 2018.
Dr. Mark Phythian, School of History, Politics and International Relations, University of Leicester, UK
Understanding Threats, Adversaries, and Competitors Through Threat Profiling
Presented September 27, 2018.
Erik Kleinsmith
Open Source Intelligence
Presented May 21, 2018.
Arno H.P. Reuser
Rethinking Intelligence
Presented April 25, 2018.
Randolph H. Pherson
Ethical Espionage: Beyond Professional Oversight
Presented March 21, 2018.
Dr. Jan Goldman
Discussion on the Global Security and Intelligence Studies Journalgrey
Presented February 27, 2018.
Dr. Melissa Schnyder and Dr. Matthew Crosston
Extremism, Radicalization and Security. An Identity Theory Approach
Presented December 14, 2017.
Julian Richards
EU Intelligence and the importance of international cooperation in intelligence
Presented Oct 25, 2017.
José-Miguel Palacios
