KCSI Seminar: The President's Kill List by Luca Trenta
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Come and join us for Luca Trenta's talk on his new book 'The President's Kill List: Assassination and US Foreign Policy since 1945'.
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KCSI Seminar: Navigating Leadership in National Security and Intelligence
MACADAM BLDG MB4.2, King's College London
With former director of JTAC, and former heads of Afghan and Swedish foreign intelligence.
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Kjetil Hatlebrekke Book Prize Ceremony & Reception
MACADAM BLDG MB4.2, King's College London
With keynotes by former GCHQ Director; Director of Operations of the Norwegian Intelligence Service, and contributions by prize winners.
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KCSI Special Event Book Launch: Spying in South Asia by Paul McGarr
The Anatomy Lecture Theatre (King's Building K6.29), King's College London
Join us for the launch of Paul McGarr's book 'Spying in South Asia,' unveiling the secret Cold War between Britain, the US, and India
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KCSI Seminar: British intelligence and the wartime German atomic bomb
S-2.08 (minus 2), King's College London Strand, London, WC2R 2LS
Come and join us for Professor Michael Goodman's talk on 'British intelligence and the wartime German atomic bomb: A case study in HUMINT'
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KCSI Seminar: Diplomacy during Crises with Sir Laurie Bristow
Strand Building - King's College London
Join us for this fascinating talk with the UK's former Ambassador to Russia and Afghanistan
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Humour, secret negotiations and the Northern Ireland peace process
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Come and join us for Dr Eleanor L. Williams' talk on "What’s the craic? Humour, secret negotiations and the Northern Ireland peace process"
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KCSI Seminar: German Signals Intelligence in WW2 by Richard Skaife
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Come and join us for Richard Skaife's talk on German Signals Intelligence in WW2
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KCSI Seminar: Why do we need a new research agenda for intelligence studies
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Hager Ben Jaffel from KCL and Sebastian Larsson from Swedish Defence University will talk about their book published in 2022.
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KCSI Seminar by Gill Bennett
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for a fascinating talk with Gill Bennett who was Chief Historian of the Foreign Office from 1995-2005.
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KCSI Seminar: Intelligence ecosystems by Antonio Diaz
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for a fascinating talk with our KCSI visiting fellow Antonio Diaz, who will discuss intelligence ecosystems.
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KCSI Seminar: The Regulation of Intelligence Activities by Sophie Duroy
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for a fascinating talk with Sophie Durroy, who will discuss the regulation of intelligence activities under international law.
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Cracking the Nazi Code: The Untold Story of Canada’s Greatest Spy
K2.40, King's Building
Join us for the Special KCSI Event with Jason Bell who will talk about his recently published book.
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KCSI Seminar: French Intelligence Contribution to Britain's WWII Successes
Room, K2.40 King's Building - King's College London
Join us for the KCSI Seminar with Clément Renault who will discuss French intelligence contribution to Britain's WWII successes
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Special event - A delicate truth: John le Carré, spy fiction & intelligence
K1.28, King's Building
Join us for this special event which assesses John le Carré’s legacy and impact on intelligence and the study of international affairs.
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KCSI Seminar: ‘US intelligence and special operations' with David Oakley
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for a fascinating talk with David Oakley, who will discuss US intelligence and special operations and much more.
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The Secret History of the Five Eyes
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
In conversation with Richard Kerbaj, author of 'The Secret History of the Five Eyes'
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Returning from Islamic State: Risk and Response
K1.28, King's Building
KISG hosts Jonathan Hall KC, Independent Reviewer of Terrorism Legislation, in discussion with Visiting Professor Moira Andrews
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Prize-winner's Roundtable: The 2022 Polly Corrigan Book Prize
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Molly Pucci, winner of the 2022 Polly Corrigan Book Prize, and discussants will reflect upon her prize-winning book, 'Security Empire'
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Lessons Learned from the Russo-Ukrainian War: Chapter One
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Judge Baker's talk will cover military, intelligence, and legal dimensions of the Russo-Ukraine War (so far).
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Russia's Shadow War Against Ukraine and the West
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Veteran investigative journalists Irina Borogan and Andrei Soldatov assess the impact of the Ukraine war on Putin's intelligence services
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Book Launch: Estimative Intelligence in European Foreign Policymaking
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for KISG & The European Foreign Policy Research Group's jointly organised book launch, followed by a short drinks reception
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'The Psychology of Spies and Spying' with Adrian Furnham & John Taylor
K1.28, King's Building
A launch event to celebrate the release of Prof Adrian Furnham and John Taylor's new book, 'The Psychology of Spies and Spying'
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The Joint Intelligence Committee and Surprise Attack: Lessons from History
Lecture Theatre S-2.23, Strand Building
Professor Michael Goodman delivers KISG's first lecture event of the new year on the role of the Joint Intelligence Committee.
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Private Event: Transformation of the War in Ukraine and Putin's Next Moves
Join us for a KISG closed event on 'The Transformation of the Russian War in Ukraine and What We Can Expect of Putin in the Future'
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Strategic Advantage in UK Science and Technology
The Dockrill Room (K6.07), King's Building
Join us for this collaborative workshop which will run until 5.30pm, followed by a short drinks reception on site.
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Humint and National Security: An Opportunity to Rebuild a Neglected Asset?
This webinar will explore the changing environment of HUMINT in support of national security.
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A Civilian in NATO – in conversation with Barbora Maronkova
In conversation with Barbora Maronkova of NATO’s Policy Planning Unit, we will discuss the various employment opportunities in NATO HQ.
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In Conversation with Former Senior CIA Officer Doug London
A conversation with Doug London, a retired senior CIA operations officer
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Need to Know X
The Anatomy Lecture Theatre (King's Building K6.29), King's College London
King’s College London is pleased to host the 2021 ‘Need to Know’ conference.
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DETERRING COERCIVE INFORMATION OPERATIONS AND INFORMATION-CYBERATTACKS
Former US Assist. Sec. of Defense, Dr Paul Stockton, discusses the US’s ability to deter coercive information operations and cyberattacks.
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Intelligence Assessment and increased public scrutiny
War Studies meeting room, Level 6, King's Building
Join KISG and the KCL Cyber Security Research Group for a talk by Eleanor Fairford, deputy director of intelligence assessment at the NCSC
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Professionalising assessment: the past, present, and future of PHIA
Anatomy Lecture Theatre, 6th Floor, King's Building, King's College London
A reflective evaluation of the first fifteen years of PHIA's accomplishments, challenges, and future aims and requirements.
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CIA and the US Presidency
Edmund J Safra Lecture Theatre, King's Building, King's College London
Join KISG for an evening with the CIA's Chief Historian
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Study Group on Intelligence
Lecture Theatre 1, Bush House, King's College London
Join us for the next Study Group on Intelligence
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Psychology and Risk in Humint: The Case of Oleg Gordievsky
Lecture Theatre 2, Bush House South Wing, BH(S) 4.04, King's College London
Join KISG for an exclusive talk about the story of Oleg Gordievsky
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Counter-terrorism intelligence and UK-EU cooperation
Department of War Studies, Level 6 Meeting Room
Join KISG for a timely lecture on intelligence cooperation between the UK and its European partners.
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Intelligence Warning - workshop with EU Fusion Cell
Bush House (SE) 1.05, KCL
A select panel of practitioners and academics will be discussing the latest research and trends in intelligence warning
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Study Group on Intelligence - 25 Years of Intelligence Oversight
RUSI - Royal United Services Institute
This SGI reflects on intelligence oversight in the UK to mark the 25th anniversary of the Parliament’s Intelligence & Security Committee
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Germany’s Nuclear Intentions, 1955-1966: A Well-Understood Known Unknown
Department of War Studies, Level 6 Meeting Room
KISG invite you to a presentation on intelligence analysis, uncertainty, and nuclear intentions in world politics.
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Psychology and Intelligence Surprise with Uri Bar-Joseph
Department of War Studies, Level 6 Meeting Room
The KCL Intelligence and Security Group invites you to a presentation on psychology and intelligence surprise with a world-leading expert.
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Australia's Cold War: Espionage, intrigue, and the emergence of ASIO
Department of War Studies, Level 6 Meeting Room
KISG invite you to a guest lecture by the official historian of Australia's security and signals intelligence agencies.
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Cambridge-KCL Intelligence and Peace Symposium
Trinity College, Cambridge
A century on from one of the most important peace treaties in modern times, this symposium will explore the complex relationship between int
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