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How the Cold War academic establishment echoes in the age of AI, where human judgment meets the “imponderables” and the specter of a latter-day Oppenheimer.

A project that David Schaefer (from ANU) and I have been working on for some time has started to come to fruition. In 2025 we began guest editing a special issue of the journal Intelligence and Nat…

More than 50 years after commencing his first Royal Commission, Justice Robert Marsden Hope’s contribution to Australia’s intelligence community remains a point of almost universal acclaim in schol...

On 13 April 2026, Lieutenant General Susan Coyle was announced as the forty-second Chief of Army, the first woman to lead a branch of the Australian Defence Force in its 125-year history. By the time most Australians had finished their morning coffee, the online threads were already flooding with vitriol. She should be making sandwiches. […]

This article examines the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation’s evolving mandate to counter foreign interference, comparing Cold War era reforms with 21st century reforms. It finds that r...

This article examines the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation’s evolving mandate to counter foreign interference, comparing Cold War era reforms with 21st century reforms. It finds that r...

About the RoleAn exciting opportunity is available for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Intelligence Studies who can also teach International Security.The successful candidate will work alongside our exp...

Two talks by Dr Peter C. Grace relating to his recent book. Imposter Syndrome and Intel Analysis and Lessons Learned.

The ANZAC legend has shaped Australia’s national identity for more than a century. Yet many experiences of war do not fit within it.

This paper critically analyses European Court of Human Rights jurisprudence on bulk data collection, situating it within the Court’s broader turn to proceduralism. We argue that, in cases concerning m...

This article examines how U.S. intelligence agencies, particularly the FBI and CIA, monitored and targeted women’s groups from the early 1900s to the 1970s as part of broader campaigns against Comm...

Published research on the vital role that intelligence has played in forming and executing policy in modern history

A 12‑month fixed‑term opportunity at 0.8 FTE, starting 2027 with scope for variation Applications are invited for the 2027 Colonel George Johnston Fellowship in Australian History for early‑career his...

The Kjetil Hatlebrekke Memorial Book Prize The Kjetil Hatlebrekke Memorial Book Prize is a biennial award recognising scholarship within the realm of…

An opportunity for an academic position as a Lecturer in the History of War and International Relations in the Modern Period (R&T) is available, as advertised on jobs.ac.uk. Apply now and explore othe...

Israel spent years hacking Tehran’s traffic cameras and monitoring bodyguards ahead of the assassination of Iran’s supreme leader

Intelligence and the Russo-Ukrainian War. Volume 39, Issue 3 of Intelligence and National Security