[Intelforum] Intelligence Studies Section Panels at ISA 2012 (preliminary program)

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See below for the Intelligence Studies
Section's contribution to the annual ISA conference (1-4 April 2012 in San
Diego). It was fun pulling the panels together this year. We are sponsoring or
co-sponsoring 18 intelligence studies-oriented panels, and there are a good
number of single papers on other panels that are intelligence-related as well. 

See this link for specific details of the intelligence related panels at ISA
2012: 
http://iss.loyola.edu/iss_panels2012.pdf

To understand the contents, panels run for 4 days straight. The letter/number
designation at front represents day and time of the panel. SA is Sunday, A
session (mid-morning). SD is Sunday, D session (late afternoon). M is Monday, T
is Tuesday, W is Wednesday. 

And for those who want background on the 200+ member ISA’s Intelligence Studies
Section, see: http://iss.loyola.edu/

For those with interests in security studies, comparative politics, area studies,
and international relations, my suggestion would be to word search the entire
conference program (a 260 page pdf) for terms that might be of interest. Link
is here: 
http://isanet.ccit.arizona.edu/MyISA/Files/San%20Diego%202012_Program.pdf

Please let me know if you have any questions...
Regards,
Stephen Marrin
(ISA Intelligence Studies Section Program Chair)
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Dr. Stephen Marrin 
Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies
Department of Politics and History
Brunel University
Uxbridge (West London), England
stephen.marrin at brunel.ac.uk or spm8p at yahoo.com
http://www.brunel.ac.uk/sss/research/research-centres/bciss
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