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A podcast from The Institute of World Politics in Washington, DC. Visit us at www.iwp.edu ( http://www.iwp.edu/ ).**Please note that the views expressed by our host and guest speakers do not necessarily reflect the views of The Institute of World Politics.
Unknown Host hosts The IWP Podcast, a education show with 31 episodes published.
In this new episode of The IWP Podcast, Professor John Quattrocki is joined by Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with deep experience in the Directorate of Operations and a career shaped by years of overs
In this fourth installment of The IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence Series, Professor John Quattrocki sits down with Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with decades of experience in the Directorate o
In this third installment of The IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence Series, Professor John Quattrocki sits down with Paul Kepp, a former senior CIA operations officer with decades of experience in the Directorate of
In this episode of the IWP Podcast: Inside Counterintelligence series, Professors John J. Quattrocki and Paul Kepp take us through a deep examination of the history and evolution of U.S. counterintelligence. The discussi
This episode, “Myths vs Reality in U.S. Counterintelligence,” traces the evolution of CI through technical collection and oversight, including Venona’s lasting implications, why FISA uses orders rather than warrants, and
Terrorists Never Sleep, but Neither Do Soccer Moms In this episode, Professor John Tsagronis interviews Kelley DeConciliis, a highly experienced professional in the fields of national security, intelligence, and internat
In this episode, Professor Glancy discusses his teaching at IWP, the importance of understanding political warfare and economic statecraft, and the strategic challenges facing the United States in competition with advers
This podcast episode features a comprehensive discussion with Dr. Sara Vakhshouri, an expert on energy security and an adjunct professor at the Institute of World Politics (IWP). The discussion covers a wide range of top
Guest: Professor John Quattrocki, distinguished background in the FBI, DNI, the NSC, and the private sector, as well as being one of the most popular IWP professors for 13 years. In this episode, Professor Quattrocki dis
Guest: Ambassador David Miller, Former U.S. Ambassador to Tanzania and Zimbabwe, President of the Diplomatic Studies Foundation Guest Host: Prof. Glenn Corn, 34-year Veteran of the U.S. Intelligence and Foreign Affairs C
Podcast Show Notes Guest: Dr. Anne Bradley, Professor at the Institute of World Politics and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the Fund For American Studies In this episode, Dr. Anne Bradley discusses her new monogr
In this episode of The IWP Podcast, Jim Robbins and his guest, Al Santoli, explore the value of the scholar-practitioner model at the Institute of World Politics (IWP), where faculty have both academic credentials and pr
This episode of The IWP Podcast provides an overview of the situation in Ukraine, focusing on the illegal annexation of Crimea by Russia and the ongoing conflict in the occupied territories. Elina Beketova shares her per
This episode of the IWP Podcast features a discussion on the threat of globally networked terrorism and the potential risks to events like the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics. The host is Jim Robbins, Dean of Academics at t
Summary: In this episode of the IWP podcast, hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion centers around the concept of red lines in international affairs, specifically focusing on the recent events involving the White House, I
In this episode of the IWP podcast hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion revolves around foreign leaders not heeding President Biden's warnings and advice in various international conflicts. The focus is on recent events
In this episode of the IWP podcast, Jim Robbins, the dean of academics at the Institute of World Politics, delves into the mythology, reality, and strategy behind ongoing protests on college campuses. He discusses how hi
In this episode of the IWP podcast, host Jim Robbins, the dean of academics at the Institute of World Politics, discusses the possible futures after the 2024 election concerning foreign policy and national security. He c
In this episode of the IWP podcast hosted by Jim Robbins, the discussion revolves around the consequences and dynamics of negotiating with student protesters, specifically at Columbia University and Northwestern Universi
This week, host Jim Robbins discusses Iran's recent attack on Israel, the response from Israel and its allies, the implications of the attack, and the potential future actions in the Middle East. Topics discussed: Iran's
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