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NISS 5316 - Comparative Intelligence Policy and Intelligence Cooperation

Credit(s): 3

This course provides an overview of the conditions under which the U.S. and other countries cooperate in intelligence sharing of data, analysis and operations. In addition, the course reviews the history of intelligence cooperation, current challenges of intelligence cooperation, and the intelligence structures and operations of selected countries around the world. Cases include key U.S. allies, such as the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan and South Korea, as well as potential rivals, such as Iran, Russia and China.
Repeated: No


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