This course examines the role of counterintelligence as an essential element of U.S. national security strategy, and the importance of counterintelligence in international relations. The course will approach counterintelligence from the following perspectives: legal, ethical, historical, operational, epistemological, and national-strategic. Part I examines U.S. domestic and foreign counterintelligence; Part II assesses the relationship between counterintelligence, intelligence, and internal security, and the U.S. emphasis on law enforcement; and Part III discusses the epistemological problems of counterintelligence operations and analysis.
Professor
Semester Available
Spring
Additional Information
This course may be taken as a part of the following programs:
- Master of Arts in Statecraft and National Security Affairs
- Master of Arts in Strategic Intelligence Studies
- Master of Arts in Statecraft and Strategy (Online)
- Professional Master of Arts in Statecraft and Strategy (Online)
- Certificate in Corporate Statecraft
- Certificate in Counterintelligence
- Certificate in Counterterrorism
- Certificate in Cyber Statecraft
- Certificate in Homeland Security
- Certificate in Intelligence
- Certificate in Statecraft (Online)
- Continuing Education Program