The Twitter account for Intelligence & National Security (a Routledge journal). Managed by Social Media Editor David Strachan-Morris

Oxford, England
Joined August 2015
Want to submit an article to @IntelNatSecJnl? Click here to see how: tandfonline.com/action/autho…. Any questions, reply to this tweet or DM us.
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We are trending in the @ObserveIR History rankings! @riehle_kevin's article on the Soviet Illegals programme is at No 2 this week!
Trending in #History: ooir.org/index.php?field=His… 1) Fanon’s Vietnam 2) The Soviet intelligence illegals program (@intelnatsecjnl) 3) The Rise of the Poker Machine (@ajpandh) 4) ‘Black is beautiful’: Gender, pigmentation & blackness in modern Britain 5) “It Smelt Real”
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** Call for Papers: Special Issue on Psychology and Intelligence** Guest Editors: Nicole K. Drumhiller and Thomas Preston (Washington State University) Intelligence and National Security invites submissions for a special issue on Psychology and Intelligence.
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Available online now - a fantastic roundtable on The Polly Corrigan Book Prize Winner 2024, The Regulation of Intelligence Activities under International Law, by Sophie Duroy. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Call for Papers: Special Issue on Sources and Archives for Intelligence History in Cold War Europe Editors: Matteo Giurco and Christopher Moran We invite submissions for a special issue focused on sources and archives relevant to intelligence history in Cold War Europe.
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We are trending in the @ObserveIR rankings! 'Leveraging data science to investigate intelligence failures' by Leonard Kern, Kristian Gustafson & Martin Ejnar Hansen is at No. 4 in the IR ranking!
Trending in #IR: ooir.org/index.php?field=Soc… 1) Impoliteness in diplomacy (@BritJPIR) 2) Weaponized paradiplomacy: Taiwan (@reviewpacific) 3) Public opinion & IOs 4) Intelligence failures (@intelnatsecjnl) 5) Why reassuring allies is harder than deterring adversaries (@BritJPIR)
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Jrnl Intel & Nat Sec retweeted
Pleased to share my article in @IntelNatSecJnl (Q1), published today and now open access funded by @QNLib. Using Iraq’s post-2003 intelligence sector as a case, the article asks a broader question in international politics: how institutions determine what knowledge becomes legitimate and actionable under conditions of political uncertainty. The analysis draws on historical institutionalism and 60+ elite interviews (2023–25). @dohainstitute @ArabCenter_ar tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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We are trending in the @ObserveIR International Relations Rankings. Eldad Ben Aharon's 'Profiles in Intelligence' interview with former Mossad Director Tamir Pardo is at No. 2!
Trending in #IR: ooir.org/index.php?field=Soc… 1) Profitable Bribery (@intorgjournal) 2) Interview with Mossad director (@intelnatsecjnl) 3) Fan club world politics (@risjnl) 4) European Radical Right & China (@fpa_jrnl) 5) Colonial economics & structural adjustment (@ripejournal)
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