Eye Spy: The Intelligence History Podcast

Eye Spy: The Intelligence History Podcast

por Krystel von Kumberg
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Iran's Ministry of Intelligence

Summary: Steven R. Ward, a retired CIA intelligence analyst who specializes in Iran and the Middle East and is currently working for the Joint Chiefs of Staff History and Research Office, talks about his recently published book Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence: A Concise History. What You'll Learn: The Ministry of Intelligence of the Islamic Republic of Iran’s origins and operations The role of Politics, Ideology and the Judiciary MOIS’s international and domestic activities And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Momentum by Iros Young

The Russian FSB

Summary: Dr. Kevin P. Riehle, a lecturer in Intelligence and Security Studies at Brunel University London and a professional with over thirty years of experience in the U.S. national security sector, discusses his latest book, The Russian FSB: A Concise History of the Federal Security Service. What You'll Learn: Methods and challenges of researching the Russian FSB The pre-Soviet, Soviet-era and post-Soviet influences on the FSB The President's relationship with the FSB and the possibility of a non-chekist future And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Mystic Forests by AK

Women in Intelligence

Summary: Bestselling author and historian Dr Helen Fry talks about her book, Women in Intelligence: The Hidden History of Two World Wars. What You'll Learn: Recruitment of women in WWI and WWII Diverse roles of Women in Intelligence and Double agents like Olga Gray The image of women within intelligence institutions versus the public at large And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Labyrinth of Secrets by Vocalista

Secret Societies, Resistance and Political Intrigue in Istanbul Under Allied Occupation

Summary Dr Evren Altinkas, Adjunct Professor in the Department of History at the University of Guelph, talks about his article Istanbul Under Allied Occupation: Venues Of Resistance and future work on intelligence. What You'll Learn Surveillance and Intrigue in Istanbul Covert Activities of Secret Societies like the Committee of Union and Progress Karakol Organization, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk (codenamed 'Noah') and the establishment of the modern Turkish Republic And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Undercurrents by Tobias Voigt

The President's Kill List

Summary: Professor Luca Trenta discusses his book, The President’s Kill List: Assassination and US Foreign Policy since 1945, reflecting on the US government’s involvement in the assassination of foreign leaders and officials from the early Cold War to the present. What You'll Learn: Direct and Indirect Methods of Assassination Origins and Motivations behind the Ban on Assassination Evolution of Presidential and Congressional Legal Interpretations and Justifications And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Strange Things by Luminbird

Watching The Watchers

Summary: Dr Henry Thomson, Associate Professor in the School of Politics and Global Studies at Arizona State University, discusses his new book Watching the Watchers: Communist Elites, the Secret Police and Social Order in Cold War Europe. What You'll Learn: Elite cohesion, coercive capacity and social order in Authoritarian Regimes Stalinism and Post-Stalinist Transitions Comparative Case Study: Poland and East Germany and the applicability of Thomson's theory beyond Central and Eastern Europe And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Enigma by Benjamin Botkin

Beyond States and Spies

Summary: Dr Lewis Sage-Passant, adjunct professor teaching intelligence at Sciences Po Paris and founder of Encyclopedia Geopolitica as well as the thrilling podcast “How to Get on a Watchlist," discusses his new book Beyond States and Spies: The Security Intelligence Services of the Private Sector. What You'll Learn: Key debates and trends in Private Sector Intelligence and 'Traditional' State Intelligence 'Origins' of Private Sector Intel: from the British East India Company to the Pinkertons and Lloyd's of London Ethical Considerations and the future of Private Sector Intel And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Spy Glass by Kevin MacLeod

Spycraft from Elizabeth I to the Restoration

Summary: Professor Nadine Akkerman and Dr Pete Langman discuss some of their latest archival finds in their book Spycraft: Tricks and Tools of the Dangerous Trade from Elizabeth I to the Restoration. What You'll Learn: Key Methods of Espionage and Counterespionage in Early modern Europe Significance of Invisible Actors Ciphers and codes and recipes for making and revealing invisible ink And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Silhouettes by Adam Tell

Spying in South Asia

Summary: Dr Paul McGarr, lecturer in Intelligence Studies at King’s College London, discusses his new book Spying in South Asia: Britain, the United States and India’s Secret Cold War. What You'll Learn: The history of the Cold War from the Perspective of the Global South and how this recalibrates our traditional conception of ideology and power British, American and Soviet Competition and Influence in India A blend of Facts, Fiction and DUCKINT... And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Eyes Closed by Tobias Voigt

The Spy and The State

Summary: Dr Jeff Rogg, Senior Research Fellow at the Global and National Security Institute at the University of South Florida, discusses his upcoming book The Spy and the State: The History of American Intelligence. What You'll learn: Evolution of Civil-Intelligence Relations Trends in Domestic Intelligence from the Revolutionary War Origins of the 'Deep State' Narrative And much, much more... Music Credit: Secret Room by Luminbird & Internal Investigation by Benjamin Botkin
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