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For those of you in the UK... 


RAND Cambridge Office offers seminars on
Intelligence and International Security

In co-operation with the Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies
(RUSI) 

This seminar programme -- previously held between 1997 and 2001 at King's
College London under the title ICSA Intelligence and International Security
Seminar Series -- is intended to foster discussion among academics and
professionals concerned with intelligence and security issues in the light of
the changing international and technological environment. Recent and previous
speakers have included Bruce Hoffman (University of St Andrews), Paul Beaver
(Jane's Information Group), Mark Heathcote (British Petroleum), Edna Chivers
(Cabinet Office), Nigel West (St Ermins Press), Tom King (Intelligence and
Security Committee), Christopher Andrew (Corpus Christi College, Cambridge),
Tim Spicer (Sandline International), Roger Gaspar (National Criminal
Intelligence Service), Duncan Campbell, amongst others.

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Winter 2002 Seminar Series (Two Semesters)

Douglas MacEachin 
Former Deputy Director, CIA (retired)
 What We Knew  Analysis of the Soviet Threat
 Tuesday 19 February 2002
 
Nik Gowing
Chief Anchor, BBC World Service
 Information in Conflicts and Emergencies: who really commands the High Ground
 in this tyranny of real time?
 Tuesday 5 March 2002 (Date TBC by 26/02/02)
 
Dr Gregory F Treverton 
RAND Corporation (Santa Monica)
 Intelligence Sharing In The War On Terrorism: Overcoming Difficulties
 Monday 25 March 2002 
 
Dr Lorenzo Valeri 
RAND Europe (Cambridge)
 Can Europe Really Fight Cyber-crime?
 Tuesday 16 April 2002
 
Dr Mark Phythian 
Wolverhampton University
 Intelligence and the Illicit Arms Trade
 Tuesday 30 April 2002
 
Wing Commander Richard Garston
CO, 15 (UK) Information Support Group
 Psychological Operations: A Contemporary UK Perspective (To be confirmed)

 Tuesday 14 May 2002
 
Dr Rohan Gunaratna 
Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence, St Andrew's University
 Islamist Terrorist Groups: Threat and Response
 Tuesday 28 May 2002
 
Dr Bruce Hoffman 
RAND Corporation (Washington)
 Re-thinking Terrorism and Counter-terrorism After 9/11
 Tuesday 11 June 2002
 
Air Marshall JC French
Chief of Defence Intelligence, Ministry of Defence (UK)
 TITLE To Be Confirmed Tuesday 18 June 2002
 


The seminar series is organised by Dr Kevin A. O'Brien of RAND Europe
Cambridge, and are held at the Royal United Services Institute for Defence
Studies (RUSI) in London. 

Seminars begin at 1730 hours but you are invited to join us for tea and coffee
from 1700 hours. Please contact Maria Guida at RAND Europe, tel: (01223)
353329 / fax: (01223) 358845 for further information on all seminars. Further
information on the seminars can be obtained from RUSI's Events listings, and
RUSI Members may register for the Seminars directly with the Institute. 

Attendance at the seminars costs #15 each - subscriptions can be paid on the
door, but advance registration is strongly encouraged. Members of the RUSI and 
academics (with proof of status) attend for #10, while students (with proof of
status) attend for #5. Annual memberships are available at considerable
discount to individual payments (ie. an annual individual membership for
roughly ten seminars costs #100 or #10 per seminar; annual corporate
memberships are even more cost-effective) -- please download a Membership
Application Form for individual, academic or corporate membership, and submit
it to RAND Europe Cambridge in advance of registration for seminars. 


Please make all cheques payable to RAND Europe. Credit cards (VISA/MC only) can
only be taken at the RUSI. While we discourage invoicing, such an arrangement
can be made with Kevin O'Brien in advance of the individual seminars -
invoicing will generally only be considered for multiple attendees. 




***
He that would make his own liberty secure must guard even his enemy from
oppression; for if he violates this duty he establishes a precedent that
will reach to himself.
- --Thomas Paine

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