Instructors
Thomas Fingar - Oksenberg/Rohlen Distinguished Fellow

How intelligence supports U.S. national security and foreign policies. How it has been used by U.S. presidents to become what it is today; organizational strengths and weaknesses; how it is monitored and held accountable to the goals of a democratic society; and successes and failures. Current intelligence analyses and national intelligence estimates are produced in support of simulated policy deliberations.

Level
Graduate

Units
3-4

Department
International Policy Studies
School of Humanities and Sciences