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Loch K. Johnson Regents Professor of Public and International Affairs &

Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor

School of Public and International Affairs University of Georgia

Department of International Affairs & Department of Political Science Telephone: 706-548-9653 305 Candler Hall, Herty Drive E-mail: johnson@uga.edu Athens, Georgia 30602 Fax: 706-583-8266

EDUCATION

Ph.D. University of California, Riverside (1969, Political Science) B.A. University of California, Davis (1965, Political Science)

Post-Doctoral: Member, Phi Beta Kappa National Committee on the Visiting Scholars Program (2009- ) World Fund Distinguished Visiting Fellow, Center for International and Area Studies, Yale

University (Fall Semester, 2005) Visiting Fellow, Keble College, University of Oxford (Trinity Term, 2003) Seminar Participant and Presenter, St. Antony’s College, Oxford University (Trinity Term, 2003) Summer Faculty Seminar on Teaching Strategic Weapons Proliferation Issues, Bowdoin College

(1993) Carl Albert Visiting Scholar, University of Oklahoma (1989) Summer Program on Nuclear Weapons and Arms Control, Harvard University and MIT (1985) National Elections Training Academy, Washington, D.C. (1981) Advanced German Language Training, Foreign Service Institute, U.S. Department of State

(1977) Congressional Fellow, American Political Science Association, Washington, D.C. (1969-70) PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS Regents Professor, Departments of Political Science and of International Affairs, School of

Public and International Affairs, The University of Georgia (1990-present); faculty member, International Summer School in Innsbruck, University of New Orleans Program (2001-2005); faculty member, International Summer School in Verona, University of Georgia Program (2006-2011)

Member, Georgia State Board of Elections (1997-2000) Special Assistant to the Chairman, Commission on the Roles and Missions of Intelligence (the

Aspin-Brown Commission), The Executive Office of the President (1995-96, on leave from the University of Georgia)

Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Georgia (1985-90)

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Associate Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of Georgia (1979-84; tenured in 1980)

Senior Staff Member, Subcommittee on Trade and International Economic Policy, Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives (1980, on leave from the University of Georgia)

Staff Director, Subcommittee on Intelligence Oversight, Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, U.S. House of Representatives (1977-79), the subcommittee’s first staff director

Special Assistant to the Ranking Minority Member, Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate (1976-77)

Foreign Policy Adviser, Jimmy Carter for President Campaign (1976) Issues Director, Frank Church for President Campaign (1976) Special Assistant to the Chairman, Select Committee on Intelligence, U.S. Senate (1975-76) Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, Ohio University

(1972-75; tenured in 1974) Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, California

State University, San Francisco (1971-72) Visiting Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University

of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1970-71) HONORS

General

Distinguished Scholar Award, Intelligence Studies Section, International Studies

Association, ISA (2014)

Inaugural “SEC Professor of the Year” Award, selected by the fourteen universities in the

Southeastern Conference (2012)

Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar (2009-10); National Board Member (2011-2014)

Teaching

Foundation Day Lecture, UGA (2014) Award for Excellence in Teaching, School of Public and International Affairs, UGA (2013) “Focus on Faculty,” first faculty member selected for the University of Georgia Website feature

on faculty members (2011) “Outstanding Mentor,” Roosevelt Institution, University of Georgia (2008)

Teacher of the Year, Tate Society, University of Georgia (2002) Honorary Member, Tate Society, University of Georgia (2002- ) Keynote Address, “In Search of Greater Academic Rigor,” Annual Faculty Symposium,

University of Georgia (2006) Mentor, Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (2002-2010) Applied Instructional Technologies Award (with Trey Hood), University of Georgia (2002-04) Inaugural Member, University of Georgia Teaching Academy (2000); Board of Directors (2007-

08) Annual Speaker Award, Demosthenian Debating Society (2000)

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Senior Faculty Fellow, mentoring Foundation Fellows, the top students at the University of Georgia (2000-2005)

“Outstanding Teacher Award,” Student Government Association, University of Georgia (2001, 2000)

Alpha Omicron Pi, "Outstanding Professor," University of Georgia (1999) Keynote Address, Honors Convocation, University of Georgia (1998) Honoratus Medal, the highest teaching honor in the Honors Program, University of Georgia

(1997) Senior Teaching Fellow, University of Georgia (1996-97) "Outstanding Honors Professor," Honors Program, University Council for Superior Students

(2004, 1996, 1990, 1988, 1985, 1982) "Undergraduate Teacher of the Year," Pi Sigma Alpha, Political Science Honor Society,

University of Georgia (1996, 1981, 1980) "Golden Apple" Award for Outstanding Teaching, University of Georgia (1992) Nominee, University of Georgia, Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)

National Professor of the Year Award (1990) Inaugural Address, President's Lecture Series, University of Georgia (1990) Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professorship, the highest teaching honor at the

University of Georgia (1988) Omicron Delta Kappa, "Outstanding Leader," University of Georgia (1988) Sandy Beaver Teaching Award, the highest teaching honor in the College of Arts and Sciences,

University of Georgia (1987) Golden Key "Outstanding Professor," University of Georgia (1987) "Educator of the Year," PANDORA YEARBOOK, University-wide student vote, University of

Georgia (1986) Keynote Address, Senior Conference XXVI, U.S. Military Academy (1985)

Research Distinguished Scholar Award, Intelligence Studies Section, International Studies Association,

ISA (2014) Award for Excellence in Research, School of Public and International Affairs, University of

Georgia (2011), inaugural competition The Studies in Intelligence Award (2004) Understanding Government Award, “Best Article,” The Century Foundation Understanding

Government Project (2000) Adviser, Walter Mondale Lecture Series: “Democracy’s Challenge” (2000) The William A. Owens Award, the highest research honor for the social sciences, University of

Georgia (1998) Golden Candle Award, Open Source Solutions, Washington, D.C. (1994) V.O. Key Award, for the best book on Southern politics published in 1992, with Charles S.

Bullock III (1993) Regents Professorship, University of Georgia (1990) Creative Research Medal, University of Georgia (1990) Certificate of Distinction, National Intelligence Study Center (1986)

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"Best Paper on Women and Politics" Award, Annual Meeting, Southern Political Science Association (1984), with Charles S. Bullock III

Service Amicus Curiae, Supreme Court of the United States, on Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Court

of Appeals for the Second Circuit, James R. Clapper, Jr., Director of National

Intelligence, et al. (Petitioners) v. Amnesty International, USA, et al. (Respondents), September 2012

Amicus Curiae, Northern District Court of California, Amnesty International, USA, et al. (Petitioners) v. National Security Agency, et al. (Respondents), Case No. 3: 13-cv-0387 JSW, November 2013 The Sphinx Society, the University of Georgia’s oldest and most revered service society (2004) Appreciation Award, Clarke County Board of Education (1997) Leadership Award, Cedar Shoals High School Booster Club (1996-97) Co-founder, Southeast Athens Community Action Team, SEACATs (1996-2000) Loch Johnson Relays, Annual City Wide Track and Field Competition, Clark County (1998- ) Member, Board of Trustees, Athens Regional Medical Center (2007-2013); member, Committee

on Quality (2007-2013) University of Georgia Press, Editorial Board Member, 1983-86; 2012- PUBLICATIONS

Books ESSENTIALS OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE (Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO/Praeger,

2015), edited, forthcoming. INTELLIGENCE: THE SECRET WORLD OF SPIES (New York: Oxford University Press,

2015), 4th edition, edited with James J. Wirtz, pp. 564, forthcoming. AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY AND THE CHALLENGES OF WORLD LEADERSHIP:

POWER, PRINCIPLE, AND THE CONSTITUTION (New York: Oxford University Press, 2015), pp. 566.

NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE: SECRET OPERATIONS IN DEFENSE OF THE

DEMOCRACIES (Cambridge: Polity, 2012), pp. 228. THE THREAT ON THE HORIZON: AN INSIDE ACCOUNT OF AMERICA’S SEARCH

FOR SECURITY AFTER THE COLD WAR (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011), pp. 509.

INTELLIGENCE: CRITICAL CONCEPTS IN MILITARY, STRATEGIC & SECURITY

STUDIES, VOL I: THE COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York: Routledge, 2011), editor, pp. 376.

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INTELLIGENCE: CRITICAL CONCEPTS IN MILITARY, STRATEGIC & SECURITY STUDIES, VOL II: COVERT ACTION, THE AGGRESSIVE ARM OF NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York: Routledge, 2011), editor, pp. 458.

INTELLIGENCE: CRITICAL CONCEPTS IN MILITARY, STRATEGIC & SECURITY

STUDIES, VOL III: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE, SHIELD FOR NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York: Routledge, 2011), editor, pp. 468.

INTELLIGENCE: CRITICAL CONCEPTS IN MILITARY, STRATEGIC & SECURITY

STUDIES, VOL IV: HOLDING SECURITY INTELLIGENCE ACCOUNTABLE (New York: Routledge, 2011), editor, pp. 392.

THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York:

Oxford University Press, 2010), editor, pp. 886; paperbound edition, 2012. THE STUDY OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. I: APPROACHES TO

UNDERSTANDING THE HIDDEN SIDE OF GOVERNMENT (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), editor, pp. 322.

THE STUDY OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. II: THE INTELLIGENCE CYCLE:

THE FLOW OF SECRET INFORMATION FROM OVERSEAS TO THE HIGH COUNCILS OF GOVERNMENT (New York: Westport, CT, 2007), editor, pp. 336.

THE STUDY OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. III: COVERT ACTION: BEHIND

THE VEILS OF SECRET FOREIGN POLICY (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), editor, pp. 332.

THE STUDY OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. IV: COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

AND COUNTERTERRORISM: DEFENDING THE NATION AGAINST HOSTILE FORCES (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), editor, pp. 376.

THE STUDY OF STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. V: INTELLIGENCE AND

ACCOUNTABILITY: SAFEGUARDS AGAINST THE ABUSE OF SECRET POWER (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), editor, pp. 310.

HANDBOOK OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIES (London: Routledge, 2007), editor, pp. 383;

paperback edition (London: Routledge, 2009), editor, pp. 383. SEVEN SINS OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (New York: Longman, 2007), pp. 339. WHO’S WATCHING THE SPIES? ESTABLISHING INTELLIGENCE SERVICE

ACCOUNTABILITY (Washington, D.C.: Potomac Books, 2005), edited with Hans Born and Ian Leigh, pp. 255.

AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY: HISTORY, POLITICS, AND POLICY (New York: Pearson-

Longman, 2005), with John Endicott and Daniel S. Papp, pp. 542.

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FATEFUL DECISIONS: INSIDE THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL (New York: Oxford University Press, 2004), edited with introductions, with Karl F. Inderfurth, hard- and paperbound editions, pp. 392.

STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE: WINDOWS INTO A SECRET WORLD (Los Angeles:

Roxbury, 2004), edited with introductions, with James J. Wirtz, pp. 554. BOMBS, BUGS, DRUGS, AND THUGS: INTELLIGENCE AND AMERICA’S QUEST FOR

SECURITY (New York: New York University Press, 2000); paperbound edition, with new Preface (2002), pp. 298; German edition: BOMBEN, WANZEN UND INTRIGEN: AMERIKAS GEHEIMDIENSTE (Düsseldorf: Patmos Verlag, 2002).

SECRET AGENCIES: U.S. INTELLIGENCE IN A HOSTILE WORLD (New Haven: Yale

University Press, 1996; paperbound edition, 1998), pp. 226. AMERICA AS A WORLD POWER (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1995), pp. 539. RUNOFF ELECTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina

Press, 1993), Thorton H. Brooks Series in American Law and Society, with Charles S. Bullock III, pp. 206.

Winner of the 1993 V.O. Key Award Southern Political Science Association AMERICA'S SECRET POWER: THE CIA IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (New York:

Oxford University Press, 1989; paperbound edition, 1991), pp. 344. DECISIONS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER: PERSPECTIVES ON THE NATIONAL

SECURITY COUNCIL (Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole, 1988), with Karl F. Inderfurth, pp. 357.

THROUGH THE STRAITS OF ARMAGEDDON: ARMS CONTROL ISSUES AND

PROSPECTS (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1987), edited with Paul F. Diehl; foreword by Dean Rusk, pp. 279.

A SEASON OF INQUIRY: THE SENATE INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATION (Lexington:

University Press of Kentucky, 1985; paperbound edition, Belmont, CA: Brooks/Cole, 1988), pp. 317.

Winner of the Certificate of Distinction National Intelligence Study Center THE MAKING OF INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS: CONGRESS CONFRONTS THE

EXECUTIVE (New York: New York University Press, 1984; paper edition, 1985), pp. 206.

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Journal Articles “The Myths of Covert Action,” VIRGINIA POLICY REVIEW 7 (Winter 2014), pp. 52-64. “Intelligence Shocks, Media Coverage, and Congressional Accountability, 1947-2012,”

JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE HISTORY 13 (January 2014), pp. 1-21. “James Angleton and the Church Committee,” JOURNAL OF COLD WAR STUDIES (Harvard

University) 15 (Fall 2013), pp. 128-147. “Restoring the Balance: Privacy, Security and the NSA,” WORLD POLITICS REVIEW (November 2013), pp. 10-15. “Thoughts on the State of Intelligence Studies: A Survey Report,” INTELLIGENCE AND

NATIONAL SECURITY 28 (February 2013), with Allison M. Shelton, pp. 109-120. “Intelligence Analysis and Planning for Paramilitary Operations,” JOURNAL OF NATIONAL

SECURITY LAW & POLICY 5 (2012), pp. 481-506. “National Security Intelligence in the United States: A Performance Checklist,”

INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 26 (October 2011), pp. 607-615. . “Evaluating ‘Humint’: The Role of Human Agents in U.S. Security,” COMPARATIVE

STRATEGY 29 (September-October 2010), pp. 308-333. “Ethical Intelligence: A Contradiction in Terms?” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL

SECURITY 24 (June 2009), pp. 367-68 “Symbiotic Spies,” NONPROLIFERATION REVIEW 16 (March 2009), pp. 111-18. “On Weiner’s Legacy of Ashes,” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 23

(December 2008), pp. 878-85. “Glimpses into the Gems of American Intelligence: The President’s Daily Brief and the National

Intelligence Estimate,” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 23 (June 2008), pp. 333-370.

“Ostriches, Cheerleaders, Skeptics, and Guardians: Role Selection by Congressional Intelligence

Overseers,” THE SAIS REVIEW 28 (Spring 2008), 93-108. “The Church Committee Investigation of 1975 and the Evolution of Modern Intelligence

Accountability,” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 23 (April 2008), pp. 198-225. “Spies in the American Movies: Hollywood’s Take on Lese Majesté,” INTELLIGENCE AND

NATIONAL SECURITY 23 (February 2008), pp. 5-24.

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“Harry Howe Ransom and American Intelligence Studies,” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL

SECURITY 22 (June 2007), pp. 402-428. “William E. Colby: Spymaster during the ‘Year of the Intelligence War,’” INTELLIGENCE

AND NATIONAL SECURITY 22 (April 2007), pp. 250-269. Reprinted in R. Gerald Hughes, Peter Jackson, and Len Scott, eds., EXPLORING INTELLIGENCE ARCHIVES: ENQUIRIES INTO THE SECRET STATE (New York: Routledge, 2008), pp. 255-76. “An Elephant Rolling A Pea: The 9/11 Commission Report,” DIPLOMATIC HISTORY 30

(April 2006), pp. 317-333. “NSA Spying Erodes Rule of Law,” 1 OPENING ARGUMENT: YALE LAW SCHOOL

POLITICAL JOURNAL (February 2006), pp. 1-8, with Alan Dershowitz, et. al. “A Framework for Strengthening U.S. Intelligence,” YALE JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS 2 (February 2006), pp. 116-131. Reprinted in Andrew Price-Smith, ed., RISING THREATS, ENDURING

CHALLENGES, READINGS IN U.S. FOREIGN POLICY (New York: Oxford University Press, 2015).

“A Centralized Intelligence System: Truman’s Dream Deferred,” AMERICAN

INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL 23 (Autumn/Winter 2005), pp. 6-15.

“Accountability and America’s Secret Foreign Policy: Keeping a Legislative Eye on the CIA,” FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS 1 (Spring 2005), pp. 99-120. “Presidents, Lawmakers, and Spies: Intelligence Accountability in the United States,”

PRESIDENTIAL STUDIES QUARTERLY 34 (December 2004), pp. 828-837. “The Aspin-Brown Intelligence Inquiry: Behind the Closed Doors of a Blue Ribbon

Commission,” STUDIES IN INTELLIGENCE 48 (Winter 2004), pp. 1-20. Winner of the 2004 Studies in Intelligence Award

Center for the Study of Intelligence “The Evolving Role of the National Security Adviser: From Executive Secretary to Activist

Counselor,” WHITE HOUSE STUDIES 4 (Winter 2004), with Karl F. Inderfurth, pp. 1-22.

“Congressional Supervision of America’s Secret Agencies: The Experience and Legacy of the

Church Committee,” PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION REVIEW 64 (January 2004), pp. 3-14.

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“Preface to a Theory of Strategic Intelligence,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF

INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 16 (Winter 2003-2004), pp. 638-663.

“Spymaster Richard Helms,” INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 18 (Autumn

2003), pp. 24-44. “Bricks and Mortar for a Theory of Intelligence,” COMPARATIVE STRATEGY 22 (Spring

2003), pp. 1-28. “The Seven Sins of American Foreign Policy,” PS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICS

(January 2003), with Kiki Caruson, pp. 5-10. “The CIA’s Weakest Link,” WASHINGTON MONTHLY 33 (July/August 2001), pp. 9-14. Winner of the Understanding Government Project for “Best Article” The Century Foundation (2000) “Requiem for the CIA?” UNDERSTANDING GOVERNMENT, edited by Charles Peters (New

York: Century Fund, 2001), 1-23, http//www.understandinggovt.org “Monitoring America’s Secret Foreign Policy: Congress and the Intelligence Agencies After the

Cold War,” EXTENSIONS, A Journal of the Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center (Spring 2001), pp. 21-24.

“Spies,” FOREIGN POLICY (September/October 2000), pp. 18-26. "The DCI and the Eight-Hundred-Pound Gorilla," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF

INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE (Spring 2000), pp. 35-48. Reprinted in Roger Z. George and Robert D. Kline, INTELLIGENCE AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIST (Boulder: Rowman & Littlefield, 2005) "Governing the Secret Agencies: Organizational Conundrums of America's Hidden

Government," ESPACE EUROPE 13 (May 1999), pp. 73-93. "Beyond the Traditional Intelligence Agenda: Examining the Merits of a World Health

Portfolio," JOURNAL OF CONFLICT 18 (Fall 1998), pp. 29-46, with Diane C. Snyder. "Intelligence and the Challenge of Collaborative Government," INTELLIGENCE AND

NATIONAL SECURITY 13 (Summer 1998), pp.177-182. "Strategic Intelligence and Environmental Security," RESEARCH PAPER NO. 44, Special

Report, Research Institute for European Studies, RIES (February 1998), 14 pp., with Scott A. Hershovitz.

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"Spending for Spies: Intelligence Budgeting in the Aftermath of the Cold War," PUBLIC

BUDGETING & FINANCE 17 (Winter 1997), pp. 7-27, with Kevin J. Scheid. "Balancing Security and Liberty," FREEDOM REVIEW 28 (Summer 1997), pp. 37-44. "Ambivalent Bedfellows: German-American Intelligence Relations, 1969-1991,"

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTER-INTELLIGENCE 10 (Summer 1997), pp. 165-179, with Annette Freyberg.

"Economic Intelligence and the CIA," SOUTHEASTERN POLITICAL REVIEW, special issue

on the Post-Cold War Presidency 25 (September 1997), pp. 501-514. "The CIA and the Question of Accountability," INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL

SECURITY 12 (January 1997), pp. 178-200.

Reprinted in Roger Z. George and Robert D. Kline, INTELLIGENCE. AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGIST (Boulder: Rowman

& Littlefield, 2005) “Spymasters and the Cold War,” FOREIGN POLICY 105 (Winter 1996-97), a review essay, pp.

179-192. "Analysis for a New Age," INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 11 (October

1996), pp. 657-671. "Strategic Intelligence and Weapons Proliferation," 1 THE MONITOR (Spring 1995), pp. 5 ff. "American Security and Economic Intelligence," WORLD INTELLIGENCE REVIEW (March

1995), with Amy Fletcher, pp. 1-4. "The Evolution of CIA Accountability," AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL (March

1995), pp. 43-46. "Smart Intelligence," FOREIGN POLICY 89 (Winter 1992-93), pp. 53-70. "The Study of Congressional Investigations: Research Strategies," CONGRESS & THE

PRESIDENCY 19 (Autumn 1992), pp. 138-56, with John C. Kuzenski and Erna Gellner. "DCI Webster's Legacy: The Judge's Self-Assessment," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF

INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 5 (Fall 1992), pp. 287-90. "On Drawing a Bright Line for Covert Operations," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF

INTERNATIONAL LAW 86 (April 1992), pp. 284-309. Reprinted in Jan Goldman, ed., ETHICS OF SPYING (Toronto:

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Scarecrow Press, 2006), pp. 85-120. "Now That the Cold War Is Over, Do We Need the CIA?" FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS

NOTES, International Studies Association (Fall/Winter 1990-91), pp. 5-8. "The Role of Congress in U.S. Strategic Intelligence," AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE

JOURNAL 11 (Summer/Fall 1990), pp. 41-45. "Strategic Intelligence: An American Perspective," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF

INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 4 (Summer 1989), pp. 299-332. "Controlling the CIA: A Critique of Current Safeguards," HARVARD JOURNAL OF LAW &

PUBLIC POLICY 12 (Spring 1989), pp. 371-96. "Covert Action and Accountability: Decision-Making for America's Secret Foreign Policy,"

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY 33 (March 1989), pp. 81-110. "Mr. Huston and Colonel North," CORRUPTION AND REFORM 3 (1988), pp. 207-234. "Intelligence Policy in the Carter and Reagan Administrations: From Reform to Remission,"

SOUTHEASTERN POLITICAL REVIEW 16 (Summer 1988), pp. 73-104, special symposium issue on the Carter Presidency.

"Making the Intelligence 'Cycle' Work," INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE

AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 2 (Winter 1986-87), pp.1-24. "The CIA and the Media," INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 1 (May 1986), pp.

143-69. "Public Opinion and Ideology in the Senate: The Cambodian Incursion as a Critical Incident,"

SOUTHEASTERN POLITICAL REVIEW 14 (Spring 1986), pp. 35-62, with Jerome Garris.

"Sex and the Second Primary," SOCIAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 66 (December 1985),

pp. 933-44, with Charles S. Bullock III. Winner of the “Best Paper on Women and Politics” Award, Southern Political Science Association, Annual Conference, 1984

"Runoff Elections in Georgia," JOURNAL OF POLITICS 47 (August 1985), pp. 937-46, with

Charles S. Bullock III. "Legislative Reform of Intelligence Policy," POLITY 17 (Spring 1985), pp. 549-73. "Decision Costs in the Intelligence Cycle," JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES (September

1984), pp. 318-50.

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"Legislative Control of Paramilitary Operations," FIRST PRINCIPLES 9 (March-April 1984),

pp. 1-4. "Seven Sins of Strategic Intelligence," WORLD AFFAIRS 146 (Fall 1983), pp. 176-204. "Legislators as Diplomats: The Czechoslovak Gold Dispute," JOURNAL OF LEGISLATION 9

(Winter 1982), pp. 36-51. "Congress and the CIA: Monitoring the Dark Side of Government," LEGISLATIVE STUDIES

QUARTERLY 5 (November 1980), pp. 477-99. Reprinted in Allan Bogue, Joseph Cooper, Roger Davidson, Kermit Halls, eds., THE

CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES, 1789-1989 (New York: Carlson, 1991), a collection of "the most significant scholarly articles ever published on all aspects of the history of the Congress"; also reprinted in Philip Brenner, ed., THE UNITED STATES POLITICAL SYSTEM (Mexico City, Mexico: Siglo Veintino, 1985).

"The CIA: Controlling the Quiet Option," FOREIGN POLICY 39 (Summer 1980), pp. 143-52. "The Democratic Control of International Commitments," PRESIDENTIAL STUDIES

QUARTERLY 8 (Summer 1978), pp. 275-83, with James M. McCormick. "The Making of International Agreements: A Reappraisal of Congressional Involvement,"

JOURNAL OF POLITICS 40 (May 1978), pp. 468-78, with James M. McCormick. "Foreign Policy by Executive Fiat," FOREIGN POLICY 28 (Fall 1977), pp. 117-38, with James

M. McCormick. Reprinted in the CONGRESSIONAL RECORD, June 28, 1978, p. 99999-10003, as an exhibit during the debate on the Treaty Powers Resolution and recommended reading for the National High School Debate Topic in 1978 on "Military Commitments Abroad." "Political Alienation Among Vietnam Veterans," WESTERN POLITICAL QUARTERLY 29

(September 1976), pp. 398-409. "The Idaho Yahoos," THE NATION 219 (October 19, 1974), pp. 358-60, a commentary on the

1974 U.S. election in Idaho. "Dear Senator," THE NEW REPUBLIC (June 6, 1970), p. 6, with Jerome Garris, a report on

public opinion toward the Cambodian incursion of May 1970.

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Book Chapters

“Introduction,” in Gregory Moore, ed., ENCYCLOPEDIA OF U.S. INTELLIGENCE (New

York: Routledge, 2015), forthcoming. “Shining a Light on Spycraft: The Church and Pike Committees,” in David Abshire, James

Kitfield, Chris Lu, and Norman Ornstein, eds., TRIUMPHS AND TRAGEDIES OF THE MODERN CONGRESS (Washington, D.C.: Center for the Study of the Presidency & Congress, 2014), forthcoming.

“The Development of Intelligence Studies,” introductory essay, Robert Dover, Michael S.

Goodman, and Claudia Hillebrand, eds., THE ROUTLEDGE COMPANION TO INTELLIGENCE STUDIES (London: Routledge, 2013), pp. 3-22.

“Blitzkrieger: Wolfgang Krieger and the German School of Intelligence Studies,” in Carlos

Collado Seidel, ed. GEHEIMDIENSTE, DIPLOMATIC UND KRIEG: DAS RADERWERK DER INTERNATIONALEN BEZIEHUNGEN (Dusseldorf: Patmost-Verl, 2013), pp. 11-14.

“National Security Intelligence,” in Steven W. Hook and Christopher M. Jones, Routledge

Handbook of American Foreign Policy (New York: Routledge, 2012), pp. 203-216. “Congress and Intelligence,” in David P. Auerswald and Colton C. Campbell, eds., CONGRESS

AND THE POLITICS OF NATIONAL SECURITY (New York: Cambridge University Press, 2011), pp. 142-150.

“National Security Apparatus,” in David Coates, ed., THE OXFORD COMPANION TO

AMERICAN POLITICS (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011), pp. 121-143. “Inside a National Security Inquiry: The Aspin-Brown Commission at Work,” in Stuart Farson

and Mark Phythian, eds., COMMISSIONS OF INQUIRY AND NATIONAL SECURITY: COMPARATIVE APPROACHES (New York: ABC-Clio, 2011), pp. 308-24.

“Introduction to National Security Intelligence,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed., THE COLLECTION

AND ANALYSIS OF NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York: Routledge, 2011), pp. 1-26.

“National Security Intelligence,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed., THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF

NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New York: Oxford University Press, 2010), pp. 3-32.

“Promoting Democracy by Example,” in Steven W. Hook, ed., DEMOCRATIC PEACE IN

THEORY AND PRACTICE (Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, 2010), pp. 222-242.

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“Establishment of Modern Intelligence Accountability,” in Russell A. Miller, ed., US NATIONAL SECURITY, INTELLIGENCE AND DEMOCRACY: THE CHURCH COMMITTEE AND THE WAR ON TERROR (New York: Routledge, 2008), pp. 37-56.

“Richard Helms, Spymaster,” in Mark Carnes, ed., AMERICAN NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY

(New York: Oxford University Press, 2008).

“Sketches for a Theory of Strategic Intelligence,” in Peter Gill, Stephen Marrin, and Mark Phythian, eds., INTELLIGENCE THEORY: KEY QUESTIONS AND DEBATES (London: Routledge, 2008), pp. 33-53.

“Global Security and the United States,” in Stuart Farson, Peter Gill, Mark Phythian, and Shlomo

Shpiro, eds., HANDBOOK ON GLOBAL SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE (New York: Praeger, 2008).

“Congress, the Iraqi War, and the Failures of Intelligence Oversight,” in James P. Pfiffner and

Mark Phythian, eds., INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY POLICYMAKING ON IRAQ: BRITISH AND AMERICAN PERSPECTIVES (Manchester: Manchester University Press and Texas A& M Press, 2008), pp. 172-190.

“The Butler Report, 2004,” in R. Gerald Hughes, Peter Jackson, and Len Scott, eds.,

EXPLORING INTELLIGENCE ARCHIVES: ENQUIRIES INTO THE SECRET STATE (New York: Routledge, 2008), pp. 277-321, with Robert Jervis and Peter Jackson.

“An Introduction to the Literature on Intelligence Studies,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed.,

STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE, VOL. 1: UNDERSTANDING THE HIDDEN SIDE OF GOVERNMENT (Westport, CT: 2007), pp.1-20.

“A Conversation with Former DCI William E. Colby, Spymaster During the ‘Year of the

Intelligence Wars,’” in Loch K. Johnson, ed., STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE: INTELLIGENCE ACCOUNTABILITY (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), pp. 47-66.

“Intelligence Oversight in the United States,” in Steve Tsang, ed., INTELLIGENCE AND

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE ERA OF GLOBAL TERRORISM (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2007), pp. 54-66.

“A Shock Theory of Congressional Accountability for Intelligence,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed.,

HANDBOOK OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIES (London: Routledge, 2007), pp. 343-60. “Introduction to the Meanings of Intelligence,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed., THE HANDBOOK OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIES (London: Routledge, 2007), pp. 1-14. “Lawmakers and Spies: Congressional Oversight of Intelligence in the United States,” in

Wolbert K. Smidt, Ulrike Poppe, Wolfgang Krieger, and Helmut Müller-Enbergs, eds., GEHEIMHALTUNG UND TRANSPARENZ: DEMOKRATISHCE KONTROL DER

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GEHEIMDIENSTE IM INTERNATIONALEN VERGLEICH (Berlin: LIT Publishers, 2007), pp. 173-92.

“Supervising America’s Secret Foreign Policy: A Shock Theory of Congressional Oversight for

Intelligence,” in David P. Forsythe, Patrice C. McMahon, and Andrew Wedeman, eds., AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD (New York: Routledge, 2006), pp. 173-192.

“Ethics of Covert Operations,” in Jan Goldman, ed., ETHICS OF SPYING (Toronto: Scarecrow

Press, 2006), pp. 266-299. “The Liaison Arrangements of the Central Intelligence Agency,” in Athan Theoharis, ed., THE

CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY: SECURITY UNDER SCRUTINY (New York: Greenwood Press, 2006), pp. 85-120.

“Governing in the Absence of Angels: On the Practice of Intelligence Accountability in the

United States,” in Hans Born, Loch K. Johnson, and Ian Leigh, eds., WHO’S WATCHING THE SPIES? ESTABLISHING ACCOUNTABILITY OVER THE WORLD’S SECRET INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES (Washington, D.C.: Potomac Books, 2005), pp. 57-78.

“Balancing Operational Efficiency and Democratic Legitimacy,” with Hans Born, in Hans Born,

Loch K. Johnson, and Ian Leigh, eds., WHO’S WATCHING THE SPIES? ESTABLISHING INTELLIGENCE SERVICE ACCOUNTABILITY (Washington, D.C.: Potomac Books, 2005), pp. 225-240.

"German-American Intelligence Relations, 1969-1997: An Ambivalent Partnership," in Detlef

Junker, ed., THE UNITED STATES AND GERMANY IN THE ERA OF THE COLD WAR, 1968-1990, Vol. 2 (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2004), pp. 171-177, with Annette Freyberg.

“America’s Intelligence Liaison with International Organizations,” in Ben de Jong, Wies Platje,

and Robert David Steele, eds., PEACEKEEPING INTELLIGENCE (Oakton, Virginia: OSS International Press, 2003), pp. 363-370.

“Verdeckte Aktionen und die CIA: Amerikas geheime Aussenpolitik,” in Wolfgang Krieger, ed.,

GEHEIMDIENSTE IN DER WELTGESCHICHTE: SPIONAGE UND VERDECKTE AKTIONEN VON DER ANTIKE BIS ZUR GEGENWART (Munich: Verlag C.H.Beck, 2003), pp. 260-274.

“Strategic Intelligence: The Weakest Link in the War Against World Terrorism,” in Charles W.

Kegley, Jr., ed., THE NEW GLOBAL TERRORISM (New York: Prentice Hall, 2003), pp. 239-252.

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“Die Zusammenarbeit der Nachrichtendienste,” in Detlef Junker, DIE USA UND DEUTSCHLAND IN ZEITALTER DES KALTEN KRIEGES, 1968-1990, Band II (Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, 2001), pp. 268-278, with Annettee Freyberg.

"Intelligence in the Service of Economic Security," in Harry Shukman, ed., AGENTS FOR CHANGE: INTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN THE 21ST CENTURY (London: St. Ermin’s, 2001), pp. 237-62.

"Global Disease Surveillance," in Andrew Price-Smith, ed. PLAGUES AND POLITICS:

INFECTIOUS DISEASE AND INTERNATIONAL POLITICS (Houndmills, U.K.: Macmillan/St. Martin's, 2001), with Diane Snyder.

"Technology, Intelligence, and the Information Stream: The Executive Branch and National

Security Decision Making," in David S. Alberts and Daniel S. Papp, ed., INFORMATION AGE ANTHOLOGY, VOLUME II: NATIONAL SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF THE INFORMATION AGE (Washington, D.C.: National Defense University, 2000), pp. 179-212.

"Probing Government Secrecy: Louis Fisher and the Hidden Side of Government," in Robert J.

Spitzer, ed., POLITICS AND CONSTITUTIONALISM: THE LOUIS FISHER CONNECTION (Albany: State University of New York Press, 2000), pp. 163-184.

"A Portrait of Allen Dulles," in John A. Garraty and Mark C. Carnes, ed., AMERICAN

NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY, Vol. 7 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1999), pp. 42-44, sponsored by the American Council of Learned Societies.

"Economic Intelligence and the CIA," in Anthony J. Eksterowicz and Glenn P. Hastedt, eds.,

THE POST-COLD WAR PRESIDENCY (New York: Rowman and Littlefield, 1999), pp. 100-116.

"Reinventing the CIA: Strategic Intelligence and the End of the Cold War," in Randall B. Ripley

and James M. Lindsay, eds., U.S. FOREIGN POLICY AFTER THE COLD WAR (Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1997), pp. 132-159.

"The CIA and the Question of Accountability," in Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones and Christopher

Andrew, eds., ETERNAL VIGILANCE? 50 YEARS OF THE CIA (London: Cass, 1997), pp. 178-200.

"Playing Ball with the CIA: Congress Supervises Strategic Intelligence," in Paul E. Peterson,

ed., THE PRESIDENT, THE CONGRESS, AND THE MAKING OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1994), pp. 49-73.

"New Directions for Strategic Intelligence," in James E. Winkates, J. Richard Walsh, and Joseph

M. Scolnick, Jr., eds., U.S. FOREIGN POLICY IN TRANSITION (Chicago: Nelson, 1993), pp. 76-97.

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"American Espionage in the Aftermath of the Cold War," in Charles W. Kegley, Jr., and Eugene R. Wittkopf, eds., THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY (New York: St. Martin's Press, 1992).

"Controlling Intelligence: A Critique of Current Safeguards," in Glenn Hastedt, ed.,

CONTROLLING INTELLIGENCE (London: Cass, 1992). “Congress and the Intelligence Community: Taking the Road Less Traveled,” in Roger H.

Davidson, ed., THE POSTREFORM CONGRESS (New York: St. Martin’s 1992), pp. 279-300.

"Strategic Intelligence: An American Perspective," in Stuart Farson, David Stafford, and Wesley

Wark, eds., SECURITY AND INTELLIGENCE IN A CHANGING WORLD: NEW PERSPECTIVES FOR THE 1990S (London: Cass, 1991), pp. 47-70.

"American Foreign Policy and the Challenges of a New World," in John C. Shea, ed.,

ARGUMENTS ON AMERICAN POLITICS (Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole, 1991), pp. 287-96.

"Congress and Foreign Policy: Remembering the Constitution," in John C. Shea, ed.,

ARGUMENTS ON AMERICAN POLITICS (Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks/Cole, 1991), pp. 159-79.

"In Search of Friends: Democracies, Dictators, and the United States," in Martin Slann and

Susan Duffy, ed., MORALITY AND CONVICTION IN AMERICAN POLITICS (New York: Prentice-Hall, 1989), pp. 323-45.

"The Incidence of Runoff Primaries," in Lawrence W. Moreland, Robert P. Steed, and Tod A.

Baker, eds., BLACKS IN SOUTHERN POLITICS (New York: Praeger, 1988), with Charles S. Bullock III, pp. 277-92.

"Cloaks and Gowns: The CIA in the Groves of Academe," in Stephen J. Cimbala, ed.,

INTELLIGENCE AND INTELLIGENCE POLICY IN A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY (Dobbs Ferry, NY: Transnational, 1987), pp. 101-28.

"Three Windows on Armageddon," in Paul F. Diehl and Loch K. Johnson, eds., THROUGH

THE STRAITS OF ARMAGEDDON: ARMS CONTROL ISSUES AND PROSPECTS (Athens: University of Georgia, 1987), pp. 241-59.

"Senator Frank Church, Western Populist," in Bernard K. Duffy and Halford R. Ryan, eds.,

FIFTY AMERICAN POLITICAL ORATORS: CRITICAL STUDIES AND SOURCES (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press, 1987), pp. 69-74.

"Thomas Jefferson: Reluctant Orator," in Bernard K. Duffy and Halford R. Ryan, eds.,

AMERICAN ORATORS BEFORE 1900 (Westport, CN: Greenwood Press, 1988), pp. 245-50.

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"The New Religious Right and the 1980 Congressional Elections," in Benjamin Ginsberg and

Alan Stone, eds., DO ELECTIONS MATTER? 2d ed. (Armonk, NY: Sharpe, 1991; 1986), pp. 148-63, with Charles S. Bullock III.

"Decision Costs in the Intelligence Cycle," in Alfred C. Mauner, Marion D. Tunstall, and James

M. Keagle, eds., INTELLIGENCE POLICY AND PROCESS (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1985), pp. 181-98.

"The Changing Face of American Foreign Policy," in Susan A. MacManus, Charles S. Bullock

III, and Donald M. Freeman, GOVERNING A CHANGING AMERICA (New York: Wiley, 1983), pp. 543-71.

"The CIA: Controlling the Quiet Option," in James L. True, Jr., and Lawrence E. Grinter, eds.,

THE NATIONAL SECURITY ENVIRONMENT (Maxwell, AL: United States Air War College, 1981), pp. 318-23.

"War Correlates of Political Alienation," in Charles Figley and Seymour Levintman, eds.,

STRANGERS AT HOME: VIETNAM VETERANS SINCE THE WAR (New York: Praeger, 1980), pp. 213-28.

"Operational Codes and the Prediction of Leadership Behavior," in Margaret G. Herman, ed., A

PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAMINATION OF POLITICAL MAN (New York: Free Press, 1977), pp. 80-119.

"Delegate Turnover at National Conventions, 1944-1968," in Donald R. Matthews, ed.,

PERSPECTIVES ON PRESIDENTIAL SELECTION (Washington, D.C.: The Brookings Institution, 1973), pp.143-71, with Harlan Hahn.

Government Publications

"Preparing for the 21st Century: An Appraisal of U.S. Intelligence," REPORT OF THE

COMMISSION ON THE ROLES AND CAPABILITIES OF THE UNITED STATES INTELLIGENCE COMMUNITY (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, March 1, 1996), co-author and co-editor with primary responsibilities for sections on economic intelligence, health intelligence, environmental intelligence, covert action, international intelligence sharing, accountability, and analysis.

"Foreign Policy and the Rule of Law," in OFFICIAL ACCOUNTABILITY ACT, Subcommittee

on Criminal Justice, Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. House of Representatives, House Document No. 98-455 (1989), pp. 22-35.

"Legislative Oversight and the Central Intelligence Agency," WORKSHOP ON

CONGRESSIONAL OVERSIGHT AND INVESTIGATIONS, U.S. House of Representatives, House Document No. 96-217 (October 22, 1979), pp. 15-17.

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"Categorizing International Agreements," in R. Roger Majak, ed., INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS: AN ANALYSIS OF EXECUTIVE PRACTICES Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, September 1976), a study prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chapter 3, with R. Roger Majak.

"National Security, Civil Liberties, and the Collection of Intelligence: A Report on the Huston

Plan," in SUPPLEMENTARY DETAILED STAFF REPORTS ON INTELLIGENCE AND THE RIGHTS OF AMERICANS, Final Report, Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, Book III, U.S. Senate (April 23, 1976), pp. 921-86.

"Counterintelligence," in FOREIGN AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE, Final Report, Select

Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities, Book I, U.S. Senate (April 26, 1976), pp. 163-78, with John T. Elliff.

Online Publications

“Among the Shadows,” THE MARK NEWS (March 24, 2014). “Restoring Accountability over US Intelligence,” GEORGETOWN LAW (November 5, 2013), Georgetown University. “The Myths of America’s Shadow Wars,” THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY (January 31, 2013) “Intelligence and the Cold War,” DIPLOMATIC HISTORY (August 2012) “The Influence of Richard K. Betts on International Security Studies,” DIPLOMATIC

HISTORY (July 2012). “The Study of National Commissions of Inquiry,” DIPLOMATIC HISTORY (April 2012). “Paul Pillar and the State of Current Intelligence,” DIPLOMATIC HISTORY (March 2012). “The Case of the Missing Spymaster,” THE FORUM 7 (January 2010), UC Berkeley Press. “Intelligence Collection and the Law,” PSI ELECTRONIC PRESS (Westport, CT: Praeger,

2006). “The Intelligence Literature,” PSI ELECTRONIC PRESS (Westport, CT: Praeger, 2006).

Scholarly Writings for Public Officials “Balancing Liberty and Security: The Legacy of America’s Intelligence Investigation,” 2000, for

former Vice President Walter F. Mondale.

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"Covert Action: Swampland of American Foreign Policy," BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS 32 (February 1976), pp. 7-11, for Senator Frank Church, Idaho, Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

"Introduction," ALLEGED ASSASSINATION PLOTS INVOLVING FOREIGN LEADERS

(New York: Norton, 1976), for Senator Frank Church. "An Imperative for the CIA: Professionalism Free of Politics and Partisanship,"

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD (November 11, 1975), for Senator Frank Church. "Impoundment of Appropriated Funds: The Decline of Congressional Control Over Executive

Discretion," STANFORD LAW REVIEW 22 (June 1970), pp. 1240-53, for Senator Frank Church.

Reprinted in "Executive Impoundment of Appropriated Funds,” Hearings, Committee on the Judiciary, U.S. Senate (March 23, 24, and 25, 1971), pp. 364-77.

Key Public Hearings Researched, Organized, Staffed, and Edited “Reforming National Intelligence Estimates,” Hearings, Aspin-Brown Commission (August 21,

1995), classified. “Reforming Covert Action,” Hearings, Aspin-Brown Commission (September 10, 1995), classified. “Reforming Intelligence Analysis,” Hearings, Aspin-Brown Commission (September 24, 1995), classified. "United States-Japanese Economic Relations," Hearings, Subcommittee on International

Economic Policy and Trade, Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives (September 16 and October 1, 1980). 337 p.

"Settlement of Claims Against Czechoslovakia," Hearings, Subcommittee on International

Economic Policy and Trade, Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives (August 19 and September 30, 1980). 225 p.

"The CIA and the Media," Hearings, Subcommittee on Oversight, Permanent Select Committee

on Intelligence, U.S. House of Representatives, December 27, 28, and 29, 1977; January 4 and 5, 1978; and April 29, 1978). 627 p.

"Huston Plan," Hearings, Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to

Intelligence Activities, U.S. Senate (September 23, 24, and 25, 1975). 403 p. “Counterintelligence,” Hearings, Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with

Respect to Intelligence Activities, U.S. Senate (December 12, 1975).

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Selected Book Reviews

Review of Stephen Knott, SECRET AND SANCTIONED, in AMERICAN POLITICAL

SCIENCE REVIEW (March 1997), p. 191. "Challenging the Secret Government," review essay, INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL

SECURITY (April 1997), pp. 203-07. "The Golden Age of the CIA," review of Peter Grose, GENTLEMAN SPY: THE LIFE OF

ALLEN DULLES, in DIPLOMATIC HISTORY (Fall 1996), pp. 675-80. Review of Stansfield Turner, SECRECY AND DEMOCRACY, in THE NEW YORK TIMES

BOOK REVIEW (July 21, 1991), p. 21. Review of Burton Hersh, THE OLD BOYS, in THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

(June 14, 1992), p. 25. "Challenges of Strategic Intelligence," review essay, INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL

SECURITY 5 (July 1990), pp. 215-25. "Sentries in the Senate," review essay, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE

AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE 2 (Winter 1988), pp. 593-601.

Newspaper and Magazine Commentary

Intelligence Agency at the Crossroads,” ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION (July 22, 2010), Opinion Page, A21.

“It’s Never a Quick Fix at the CIA,” THE WASHINGTON POST (August 30, 2009), Outlook

Section, A1. “Do We Need Probe into CIA’s Tactics?” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION

(August 30, 2009), Opinion Page, A4. “Big Gaffes Whittle Away Confidence in U.S. Agencies,” THE RALEIGH NEWS &

OBSERVER (December 16, 2007), p. A21-22. “Two Cheers for the CIA,” FOREIGN POLICY (October 2007), pp. 6-7. “Timing Key to Pullout in Iraq,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION (February 8,

2007), p. A11. “A Comeback for ‘Guardians’ in D.C.?” THE BALTIMORE SUN (December 8, 2006), p. A12.

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“Spy Law Works; Don’t Bypass It,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION (January 30, 2006), p. A13.

“Counter-Intelligence: In Defense of Porter Goss,” THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE (February 13,

2005), Perspectives Section, p. 1. “Memorial Garden at UGA to Honor Those Who Served,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-

CONSTITUTION (January 3, 2005), p. A9. “Little Talk of NSC,” THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER (September 17, 2004), p. E2, with

Karl F. Inderfurth “Here’s What the 9/11 Commission Could Accomplish,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-

CONSTITUTION (July 18, 2004), p. F5. “National Security Council: Crucial Flaw Demands Immediate Reform,” THE CHICAGO

TRIBUNE (June 20, 2004), Perspectives Section, p. 1, with Karl F. Inderfurth. “Congress’s Experiment in Overseeing Spies,” THE NEW YORK TIMES (June 9, 2002), p. E15. “Use Independent Panel for Sept. 11 Probe,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION

((June 2, 2002), p. E3. “Church Committee of 1970s Not Responsible for Sept. 11,” THE IDAHO STATESMAN (April

1, 2002), p. E2, with F.A.O. Schwarz, Jr. “The War on Terrorism: Intelligence under Microscope,” THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-

CONSTITUTION (October 14, 2001), p. D3. "America's Involvement in Kosovo: Military Might Isn't Right," THE ATLANTA JOURNAL-

CONSTITUTION (May 9, 1999), p. B1, Edward J. Larson. "Why Spy?" THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT AND THE LEDGER-STAR (July 21, 1991), p. C1. "Suit Against Georgia Runoff Law Is Shortsighted," ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION

(May 27, 1990), p. G1, with Charles S. Bullock III. "On Intelligence Reform," THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (October 21, 1987), p. A11, with

Michael Glennon. "Apathy Threatens America's Political Process," THE GWINETT DAILY NEWS (October 24,

1986), p. A1, with Charles S. Bullock III. "Congress and the Intelligence Community," THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (February 14,

1985), p. A11.

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"Runoffs and Women," SOUTHERN FEMINIST 1 (September-October 1984), p. 6, with

Charles S. Bullock III. "Euromissile Deployment," THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION (December 29, 1983), p. A21. "Myths Imperil Democracy," THE IDAHO STATESMAN (September 20, 1980), p. E6. "Seniority in the Senate," THE IDAHO STATESMAN (October 13, 1974), p. E6.

Pedagogical Materials CHALK TALK: TEACHING TIPS FROM THE UGA TEACHING ACADEMY, ed. (Athens,

GA: University of Georgia, 2010), pp. 192. “The Murder Board,” in Loch K. Johnson, ed., CHALK TALK (Athens, GA: University of

Georgia, 2010), pp. 174-176. “Robert M. Gates: The Diplomatic Secretary of Defense,” The Citizen, SPIA Newsletter

(Winter/Spring 2007), p. 7 [by invitation]. “Dean Rusk and the Making of American Foreign Policy,” Newsletter, Dean Rusk Center, UGA

School of Law (Winter/Spring 2007), pp. 1, 4-5 [by invitation]. “Secret Spy Agencies and a Shock Theory of Accountability,” Occasional Papers 1 (December

2006), School of Public and International Affairs, University of Georgia, pp. 1-17 [by invitation]. “Pathways to Academic Excellence,” Keynote Address, 2006 Academic Affairs Faculty

Symposium (Unicoi State Park, Helen, Georgia, April 14-15, 2006), pp. 1-7 [by invitation, at www.teachingacademy.uga.edu/events/faculty_symposium_06/index.htm

“The Art of Teaching," in Frederick J. Stephenson, ed., EXTRAORDINARY TEACHERS (San

Francisco: Andrew McMeel, 2001), pp. 21-28 [by invitation]. “A Renaissance in Public Affairs,” COLUMNS 28 (University of Georgia, 22 January 2001),

p. 7. MEETING THE POLICY CHALLENGES OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: NEW

DIRECTIONS IN TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND SERVICE FOR PUBLIC AND INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS. A Proposal for the Creation of a School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Georgia. Report of the Provost's Planning Committee for Public and International Affairs (Athens: Office of the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost, University of Georgia, October 1999).

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THE INSTRUCTIONAL MISSION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA: A TEACHING MANIFESTO FOR THE NEW MILLENIUM (Athens: Office of Instructional Development, 1997), lead author with guidance from the Senior Teaching Fellows at the University of Georgia, pp. 1-19.

Recommendations reprinted in "Teaching Manifesto," Office of

Instructional Support & Development, TEACHING AT UGA 16 (Fall 1997), pp. 2-4.

INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN GOVERNMENT, 5th ed. (Athens: Georgia Center for

Continuing Education, 1989; 1991; 1996; 1999; 2005, 2007), with Leena S. Johnson, pp. 146 (An Independent Studies Course, sponsored by the University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education).

"Reflections from the Classroom: Some Elements of Effective Teaching," GRADUATE

TEACHING ASSISTANT NEWSLETTER 2, Office of Instructional Development, University of Georgia (Winter/Spring 1992), pp. 1-2, special insert.

"Faculty Forum on Higher Education: Shaping the Future of the Faculty Conference,"

COLUMNS 16 (University of Georgia, January 23, 1989), pp. 4-5. "Covert Action and American Foreign Policy: Decision Paths for the 'Quiet Option,'"

TEACHING POLITICAL SCIENCE 16 (Winter 1989), pp. 64-76. “Orienteering: An Absorbing New Sport,” OHIO UNIVERSITY ALUMNI MAGAZINE

(November 1974), pp. 29-32. CALIFORNIA: POLITICAL SUPERSTAR (San Francisco: Sunset Press, 1972), pp. 1-40, a

booklet prepared for use by the U.S. Department of State in briefing foreign visitors observing the role of the California primary in the 1972 elections.

Magazine and Newspaper Feature Interviews

“UGA Spy Expert Long Urged Reform,” ATHENS (GA.) BANNER-HERALD (October 11,

2001), pp. A1-A6. "Dividir Para Ayudar," OBSERVADOR INTERNATIOCIONALE (Mexico) 19 (1995), pp. 17-

19. Encyclopedia Entries

OXFORD COMPANION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (New York: Oxford University Press, 2013):

“Intelligence”

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OXFORD UNIVERSITY ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN POLITICAL, POLICY, AND LEGAL HISTORY (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011):

“National Security Council” INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ENCYCLOPEDIA OF

POLITICAL SCIENCE (New York: Sage, 2009): “Intelligence” INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, 2nd ed. (New York:

Macmillan, 2007): “Central Intelligence Agency” THE NEW GEORGIA ENCYCLOPEDIA (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 2004):

“Dean Rusk” “Wyche Fowler”

THE OXFORD COMPANION TO UNITED STATES HISTORY (New York: Oxford University Press, 2000):

"U-2 Incident" "War Powers Act" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF VIOLENCE (New York: Garland, 1999): "Central Intelligence Agency" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DISPUTED HISTORY (New York: Simon & Schuster, 1999):

"Covert Action" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF U.S. FOREIGN RELATIONS (New York: Oxford University

Press, 1997): "Central Intelligence Agency" "Intelligence" "Adm. Stansfield Turner" "John M. Deutch" "Covert Action" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY (New York: Simon &

Schuster, 1993): "Case Act of 1972" "Central Intelligence Agency" "Church Committee" "Clark Amendment of 1976" "Cooper-Church Amendment" "Finding, Presidential" "Intelligence Community" "Pike Committee"

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"Statement and Account Clause" "United States v. Richardson" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS (New York: Simon &

Schuster, 1993): "Investigations" "Intelligence Policy" THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES AND ELECTIONS (New

York: Garland, 1992): "The Runoff Primary" "James Earl Carter, Jr." Professional Evaluations “Toward A Public Affairs Renaissance in Raleigh: Planning for the Future of the Department of

Political Science and Public Administration at North Carolina State University,” lead author, Visiting Committee (May 2004)

Forums

“On Revamping the CIA,” ISSUES IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 43 (July 2002), pp. 21-

27. “Crisis Management Exercise: Iran,” role of U.S. President in an ISA Innovative Panel on Active

Learning in International Affairs, New York City (February 2009)

Forewords Foreword to Fran Teague and Peter D. O’Neill, eds., CHALK TALK II (Athens: University of

Georgia, 2013). Foreword to Robert Swansbrough, TRAIL BY FIRE: THE WAR PRESIDENCY OF GEORGE

W. BUSH (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2008). Foreword to Michael M. Andregg, INTELLIGENCE ETHICS (New York: Routledge, 2007). Foreword to Mark M. Lowenthal, INTELLIGENCE BIBLIOGRAPHY (New York: Garland,

1995).

In Memoriam Professor J. Thomas Askew, PS: POLITICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE (March 1990), pp.

69-70. Professor Harry Howe Ransom, INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY 28 (April

2014), pp. 157-158.

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Papers Presented at Professional and Learned Societies: 63

Sessions Organized and Chaired, or Service as Discussant: 38

Ph.D. Dissertations Directed: 12

Graduate Courses Taught: Undergraduate Courses Taught:

U.S. Presidency U.S. Presidency American Foreign Policy American Foreign Policy Master’s Thesis National Security Policy Doctoral Dissertation Legislative Politics Directed Studies Introduction to American Politics Intelligence Policy Intelligence in War and Peace

War and Peace in the Nuclear Age Honors Thesis Directed Studies; Internship Studies Advanced Political Simulation Introduction to Global Affairs

Service on Advisory, Examining, and Reading Committees: contributed to 32 exam

and reading committees at the M.A. and Ph.D. levels

Other Contributions to the Graduate Program: membership on 52 M.A. and Ph.D. committees

Undergraduate Honors Theses Directed: 18

Undergraduate Internships Supervised: 122

Selected Media Appearances

Radio and Television

“Fresh Air,” National Public Radio "All Things Considered," National Public Radio “Connections,” National Public Radio NPR: Boston; Los Angeles; Washington, D.C.; Minnesota; Wisconsin "Canada AM," Canada National Television "World Watch," CNN "The Fiftieth Anniversary of the CIA," CBS Special "The CIA at Fifty," Dutch National Television Special "The CIA After the Cold War," Swedish National Television “Intelligence and the War Against Terrorism,” Australian Broadcast Company “Washington Journal” (C-SPAN)

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Newspapers, Magazines (1,298) interviews, 1980-2010), e.g.: Los Angeles Times

New York Times

Wall Street Journal

Washington Post

Christian Science Monitor

USA Today

St. Petersburg Times

Congressional Quarterly

National Journal

New York Daily News

Financial Times

U.S. News & World Report

El Mercurio (Chile)

EDITORIAL POSITIONS: Member, Editorial Board, JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE HISTORY (2013- ) Editor, THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF NATIONAL SECURITY INTELLIGENCE (New

York: Oxford University Press, 2010). Member, Board of Editors, FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS (2010- ). PRAEGER SECURITY INTERNATIONAL (PSI), Chair, Board of Advisers (2007-14). INTELLIGENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY, Series Editor in Chief (New York: Praeger,

2005-07) Member, Board of Editorial Advisors, JOURNAL FOR INTELLIGENCE, PROPAGANDA

AND SECURITY STUDIES (JIPSS), Austria (2004- ) Member, Board of Advisors, ENDURING QUESTIONS IN CHANGING TIMES (a Prentice

Hall series on foreign policy, 2000-2004) Senior Editor, INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY (2002- ); Member,

Editorial Board (1999-02) University of Georgia Press, Member, Board of Directors (1996-99; 1987-90, 2013-14) WORLD INTELLIGENCE REVIEW, Member, Board of Editors (1994-97)

GEORGIA REVIEW, Member Editorial Board (1988-94); Chairman (1993-94). PS: POLITICAL SCIENCE AND POLITICS, Editorial Board (1993-94)

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE

Member, Editorial Board (1986-2011) ORIENTEERING USA, Editor in Chief (1973-75)

MANUSCRIPT REVIEWER: AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW AMERICAN POLITICS QUARTERLY POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY INTERNATIONAL STUDIES QUARTERLY AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE SOUTHEASTERN POLITICAL REVIEW STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVIEW PS: POLITICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE WORLD INTELLIGENCE REVIEW PRESIDENTIAL STUDIES QUARTERLY INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY CONGRESS & THE PRESIDENCY LEGISLATIVE STUDIES QUARTERLY INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE FOREIGN POLICY GEORGIA REVIEW JOURNAL OF POLITICS CONFLICT QUARTERLY AMERICAN REVIEW OF POLITICS RAND FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS Westview Press West Press University of Tennessee Press University of Georgia Press American Philosophical Society Brooks/Cole Press Wadsworth Press Dorsey Press Wiley Press McGraw-Hill Simon & Schuster Oxford University Press University Press of Kansas Yale University Press State University of New York Press University Press of Florida New York University Press Congressional Quarterly Johns Hopkins University Press Garland Chadwyck-Healey Cambridge University Press Norton Princeton University Press Taylor & Francis University of Oklahoma Press Greenwood Harcourt and Brace Brasseys Praeger Routledge University Press of Kentucky Rowman & Littlefield Palgrave Press

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University of Missouri Press Columbia University Press Polity

BOOK REVIEWER: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW CHRONICLE OF HIGHER EDUCATION THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY CONFLICT AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW CONFLICT QUARTERLY INTELLIGENCE AND NATIONAL SECURITY GOVERNANCE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INTELLIGENCE AND COUNTERINTELLIGENCE PERSPECTIVE JOURNAL OF POLITICS AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW HISTORY: REVIEWS OF BOOKS MERSHON INTERNATIONAL STUDIES REVIEW FOREIGN POLICY DIPLOMATIC HISTORY GEORGIA HISTORICAL QUARTERLY WASHINGTON TIMES PRESIDENTIAL STUDIES QUARTERLY WASHINGTON MONTHLY TECHNOLOGY & CULTURE JOURNAL OF LEGISLATIVE STUDIES BULLETIN OF THE ATOMIC SCIENTISTS JOURNAL OF COLD WAR STUDIES

JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AND PEACE SCIENCE STUDIES IN INTELLIGENCE JOURNAL OF STRATEGIC STUDIES POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY CONGRESS & THE PRESIDENCY

GRANT REVIEWER: National Science Foundation Research Council of Canada Research Grants Council, Hong Kong

INVITED PRESENTATIONS:

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Ditchley Park, England Harvard University, Department of Government Yale University, History Department Ohio University Yale University, Center for International Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School and Area Studies (CIAS) University of South Carolina, Columbia Yale University, Federalist Society Gottingen University Miami University Georgia Tech University Victory University, Wellington School of History, Science & Technology Massey University, Wellington Sam Nunn School of International Affairs University Club (NYC) Department of Political Science Southern Methodist University Frankfort University Kennedy School of Government U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Military Academy University of Göttingen Pomona College U.S. Institute of Peace Claremont-McKenna College James Madison University American University Idaho State University University of Oklahoma Central Intelligence Agency Defense Intelligence College Toledo University Coker College Clemson University University of Southern California Heidelberg University Carnegie Institute of International Peace Aspen Institute Davidson College Harvard University, Kennedy School Lewis and Clark College Georgetown University Vanderbilt University Mt. Vernon College (Washington, D.C.) Stiftung fur Politische Wissenschaft Ohio State University (Frankfurt) Bundesnachrichtendienst (Pullach, Munich) The McCallie School (Tenn.): The James Corpus Christi College, Cambridge

Allen Vann Lecture Bundeszentrale für Politische Bildung (Berlin) University of Tennessee, Chattanooga University of the South Tennessee Pol. Sci. Assn. (Keynote) Instituto Matias Romero (Mexico) Technological Autonomous Institute Universidad de las Americas (Mexico) (Mexico) Intelligence Fellows Program (Wye Plantation) Ford Presidential Library Chattanooga Arts Council Canadian Intelligence Association Business Executives for National Security (NYC) Randolph Macon College German Historical Society (Washington, D.C.) Open Source Solutions, D.C. University of Michigan State University of New York, Binghamton RAND Corporation (Washington, D.C.) St. Antonys College, Oxford U.S. Air Force War College National War College U.S.-Denmark Society (Copenhagen) George Washington University Young Harris College University of Aberystwyth (Wales) Keble College, Oxford Royal United Services Institute (London) Special Operations Executive (London) RAND Corporation (Cambridge, U.K.) Southern Methodist University Naval Postgraduate School (Monterey) Appalachian State University Boise State University University of Nebraska Loyola University (the Covey Lecture) Carleton University (Ottawa)

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Joint Military Intelligence College (the Southern Center for International Affairs (Atlanta) Distinguished Lecture Series) National Intelligence University

Tennessee State University University of Idaho

UC Santa Cruz Kent State University Dutch Review Committee for the Atlanta Council on International Relations Intelligence & Security Services University of South Carolina, Beaufort Brigham Young University University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill New Mexico State University Duke University (Triangle Institute for Security University of Madrid Studies) Ryerson University, Toronto University of Ottawa

Oakland University Colorado State University SUNY College at Plattsburgh Institute for Defense Analysis (D.C.) University of Ottawa North Carolina State University Muenster University Danish-American Society, Copenhagen Aachen University University of Tulsa Texas Tech University Gettysburg College Wake Forest University Wabash College University of North Dakota Auburn University Birmingham Southern College University of Texas, El Paso U.S. Embassy, Copenhagen University of Florida University of Malta in Rome Radboud University (Holland)

Victoria University, Wellington Reynolds Plantation World Council (Georgia) South Carolina Annual Political Science Lander University, S. Carolina Convention (Keynote Speaker) University of South Florida Canadian Association for Security & Bar Ilan University, Israel (Keynote Speaker) Intelligence Studies (CASIS) Philipps-Universität, Marburg, Germany Convention (Keynote Address) House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence Georgetown University School of Law New Zealand Intelligence Association, Wellington GKND/DGAP (Germany) Highland Hills (NC) World Affairs Council

SELECTED UNIVERSITY CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIA, AND POLICY FORUMS

ORGANIZED: “Cybersecurity and National Defense,” SPIA Policy Forum and the School of Law Conference, Rusk Center, March 2014 “Bill Colby and U.S. Intelligence,” SPIA Policy Forum and the Russell Center, November 2012, University of Georgia “Between Anarchy and Democracy: Nation-Building In Iraq,” SPIA Policy Forum and the

University of Georgia Schools of Business and Law, March 2004, University of Georgia “Terrorist Attacks and the Survival of Congress,” SPIA Policy Forum, March 2004, University

of Georgia

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“A New Foreign Policy for a Fragmented World,” PS Symposium, American Political Science Association (2003)

“The United States and the War Against Terrorism,” SPIA Policy Forum, April 2002 "Joining Together, Standing Apart: National Identities After NAFTA," coordinated with the

School of Law, University of Georgia, April 1996 "Islam and the West," coordinated with the Humanities Center, May 1995, University of Georgia PUBLIC SERVICE

Service in Federal and State Government

[See Professional Positions, listed on pp. 1-2 above]

Selected Professional Activities

Academic Associational Offices Member, Executive Committee, American Political Science Association Centennial Campaign

(1997-2003) Member, Elections Committee, American Political Science Association (1995) Secretary, American Political Science Association (1994-95) Chair, V.O. Key Award Committee, Southern Political Science Association (1994) President, International Studies Association, South (1991-92) Member, Federal Relations Committee, International Studies Association (1989-90) Member, Harold Lasswell Award Committee, American Political Science Association (1989-90),

for the best U.S. dissertation in the field of public policy

Advisory Positions: Scholarly Member, National Advisory Board, Covert Operations Collection, National Security Archives,

George Washington University (2013- ) Member, Board of Directors, Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies,

CASIS—only U.S. member, Ottawa (2007- )

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Member, International Advisory Forum, Italian Institute of Strategic Studies, Rome (2011- ) Co-Chair, Advisory Board, Praeger Security International Online (2006- ) Member, Advisory Board, The MASY Group, LLC, Washington, D.C. (2006- ) Consultant, RAND Corporation (2003-04) Consultant, Blink Films, London (2009) Consultant, Turkish Parliament Committee on Intelligence Oversight (2004) Consultant, Democratic Center for the Study of Armed Forces, DCAF, Geneva (2003-05) Consultant, Center for the Study of Intelligence, Washington, D.C. (2003-04) Consultant, Kean Commission on 9/11 (2003-04) Consultant, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Foreign and Defense Policy Advisory Board (2001-04) Member, Board of Advisers, Intelligence Forum (2001-2004) Member, Board of Advisers, Open Source Solutions USA (1998-2004) U.S. representative (with Professor Stanley Hoffmann, Harvard University), International

Advisory Committee, Research Institute for European Studies, Athens, Greece (1997- 2003)

Consultant, National Security Archives, 1997, 1993-94, 1988 Consultant to the Chairman, the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1994-95 Consultant and analyst, Oxford Analytica (1994-95; 1989-90) Consultant, U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee (1990) Research Fellow, The Greyhavens Institute, Carmel, California (1988-90) Consultant and witness, “Foreign Policy and the Rule of Law,” Hearings, Subcommittee on

Criminal Justice, U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary (June 15, 1988) Project consultant, The Twentieth Century Fund (1986; 1987) Consultant and witness, “Workshop on Congressional Oversight and Investigations,” Hearings,

U.S. House of Representatives, 96th Cong., 1st Sess. (December 1, 6, and 7, 1978).

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Consultant, International Agreements Project, U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee (1974) Consultant, U.S. Department of State, Briefing for International Observers on American

Electoral Politics, Republican National Nominating Convention, Miami Beach, Florida (1972)

Consultant and witness (with Yale Law School Professor Alexander M. Bikel and then-Assistant

Attorney General William Rundquist), "Executive Impoundment of Appropriated Funds," Hearings, U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Separation of Powers, Senator Sam J. Ervin, Jr., Chairman (1971).

Advisory Positions: Political Consultant, National Security Council: co-author (one of four), Foreign Policy Briefing

Book, prepared for President Jimmy Carter, 1980 presidential election debate Member, Board of Educational Advisers, Southern Center for International Affairs, Atlanta,

2005-

UNIVERSITY SERVICE

Statewide System (Board of Regents)

Member, Board of Regents Selection Committee for System Vice Chancellor, Academic Affairs, 2001

Campus Wide Chair, Committee to Erect a Statue of the University’s First President, Abraham Baldwin

(2009-11)

Chair, Committee to Establish a Campus Memorial Garden, for those who have fallen in

service (2001-2005) Member, Provost Search Committee (2013-2014) Member, Inaugural Division of Student Affairs Academic Advisory Board (2013- ) Member, Post-Tenure Review Committee (2006- ) Member, Task Force on General Education and Student Learning (2004-05) Member, Selection Committee, Christ-Janer Award (Humanities) and Owens Award (Social

Science), 2003-04

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Member, Special Professors Committee (2003-04, 2010-11); Chair (2004-05) Member, Review Committee, Distinguished Alumni Professorship (2003) Faculty Representative from the College of Arts and Sciences, then from SPIA, to the governing

University Council (2000-03; 1996-99; 1993-95; 1985-91); member, Executive Committee (2001-02; 1997-99; 1993-95; 1989-91); chair, Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics, (1998-99); chair, Committee on Facilities (2000-02, 2007), member (2003-08); member, Committee on Educational Affairs (2005-07).

Member, Advisory Board, Peabody Center for Media and Society (2002- ); Faculty Judge, The

George Foster Peabody Awards for Excellence in Radio, Television and Cable (2004, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998); Chair of Entertainment Subcommittee (2003-04)

Chair, Faculty Symposium (2003) Member, Honors Program Internship Selection Committee (2000) Chair, Outstanding Honors Professor, Selection Committee (2000, 2001) Member, Dean Search Committee, School of Public and International Affairs (2001-02) Member, Physical Plant Director Search Committee, Office of the Vice President for Finance

(2001-02) Chair, Founding Committee, School of Public and International Affairs (1998-2001)

Member, University Round Table (2000- ) Member, Foundation Fellows Selection Committee (2000) Member, University Bio-Safety Committee (1999- ) Member, President's Committee on International Studies (1998)

Advisory Board, Creative Development Unit (1996-98)

Teaching Mentor, Office of Instructional Development (1995-96; 1988-89) Member, Rhodes Scholarship Committee (1994-95; 2002-03); Rhodes Scholar mentor (1997-98;

2003-04) Member, Search Committee, Honors Program Director (1994-95)

Participant, Academic Scholarship Identification Program (1993-99)

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Member, Richard Russell Symposium Faculty Planning Committee (1991-92) Chair, Advisory Committee, Instructional Resources Center (1991-92) Member, Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration Committee (1990) Co-Chair, University Committee on Campus Safety (1990-91) Member, University Graduate Council Committee (1989-90) Member, University Committee on Washington Internships (1989-94) Participant, Project Executive Committee, Student Learning Center (1989) Member, Alumni Foundation, Board of Directors (1989-91) President's Faculty Advisory Board (1988-90), an advisory panel elected by the University

faculty President, Faculty Conference, the University’s faculty forum (1988-89) Chair, University Library Committee (1987-88) Member, Dean Rusk Chair Selection Committee, School of Law (1985-86) University Recruitment Representative (1985- ) Chair, Social Sciences, University Honors Program (1985-89); member, Honors Council

University Honors Program (1984-89) Co-Chair, University Arms Control Forum (1981-89) Consultant, Richard B. Russell Library (1981- ) Senator Wyche Fowler Internship Program, Board of Selectors (1988); Member, Truman Fellows Selection Committee, Southeast Region (1985-90) Faculty Advisor (in various years) to: Army R.O.T.C. Pi Sigma Alpha Rugby Club Orienteering Club Greek Week Student Government Assn. Political Science Graduate Assn. Student Campus Safety Assn. The Agora Policy Forum Homecoming Concordia Policy Forum

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College of Arts and Sciences Member, Dean Search Committee (1992-1993) Member, Richard B. Russell Chair, Search Committee, Department of History (1997-98) Member, Search Committee, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences (1992) Chair, Head Search Committees, Department of Sociology (1987, 1989) Member, College Promotion Review Board (1988) Faculty Senator (1984-86) Member, College Curriculum Committee (1983-85)

Departmental Member, Inaugural Faculty Executive Committee (2006- ) Chair, Tenure and Promotion Committee (2006- ) Chair, American Foreign Policy Recruitment Committee (2003-04) Chair, Research Committee (2000, 1996, 1994, 1992)

Chair, Undergraduate Committee (1984-85); member (1999-2002) Member, Recruitment Committee (1997, 1990, 1984) Coordinator of Introductory Political Science courses at the University of Georgia: 27 graduate

teaching assistants and 3,500 undergraduate students each year (1985-90) Chair, Post-Tenure Review Committee (2001-2002) Chair, Graduate Studies Committee (1988-94) Undergraduate Advisor (1984-85) External Promotion Reviews: Department of International Affairs, Bar Ilan University, Israel Department of War Studies, King’s College, London Political Science Department, University of Michigan Political Science Department, University of California, Berkeley Political Science Department, Villanova University

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Political Science Department, Northern Illinois University School of Law, University of California, Davis Political Science Department, University of California, Riverside Political Science Department, Georgia Tech University Political Science Department, University of California, Santa Cruz Political Science Department, Washington and Lee University Political Science Department, University of Oklahoma Political Science Department, Ohio University Political Science Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison Political Science Department, University of South Carolina Political Science Department, Louisiana State University Government Department, Hamilton College Political Science Department, Texas Christian University Political Science Department, University of Toledo Political Science Department, Kent State University Political Science Department, Virginia Tech University Political Science Department, Lewis and Clark University

Department of History, University of California, Davis Department of Political Science, Wright State University

Department of Political Science, Emory University

Department of Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey

School of Public and International Affairs, North Carolina State University

Department of Political Science, Northern Illinois University School of Public Policy, UCLA Department of History, Pennsylvania State University, Greater Allegheny Campus

On-Site Program Reviews: Department of Political Science and Public Administration, North Carolina State

University, Visiting Committee Chair (2004)

School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA)

Chair, Founding Committee (1998-2001) Member, Dean Search Committee (2001-2002; 2012-2013) Director, Policy Forum (2003-04) Department of International Affairs Representative, SPIA Governing Council (2003- ) Member, Post-Tenure Review Committees (2004-05; 2005-06) Member, Promotion and Tenure Committee (2004-05; 2004-05; 2013-14); Chair (2001-2012) Member, Meigs Teaching Award Nominating Committee (2002-05, 2010-11) Member, SPIA Outstanding Professor Award Committee (2002-05; 2011-2014) Director, SPIA Outreach Program (1985- ) Various fund-raising activities (2001- )

Community Public Service Activities

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Co-Chair, Parents Fundraising Committee, Class of '01, Amherst College, Amherst, Massachusetts, setting new class records in fund raising for 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998

Chair, Clarke County Support Our Schools (S.O.S.) Sales-Tax Initiative (passed in 1997, raising over $90 million for local school construction and repair by 2001, including a new high school); consultant, Sales-Tax Initiative No. 2 (passed in 2001) President, Cedar Shoals High School All Sports Booster Club (1996-97), raising $80,000 for a

new athletic track President, Cedar Creek Neighborhood Association (two terms: 1992-94), the largest and oldest

subdivision in Clarke County, Athens, Georgia President, Plantation Estates Neighborhood Association (1991) Co-Founder and Member, Board of Directors, Southeast Athens Community Action Team, SEACAT (1990-96)

Member, Athens Regional Medical Center Board of Trustees (2007-13); member, Committee on

Quality Control (2007-13) April 2014